It grows in lowlands, hilly areas, groves with oak and beech, grows to a height of 10 m to 25 m, occurs at altitudes up to 2000m, requires semi-shade, frost-resistant
Botanical description
Habitus: the crown is slender, elliptical, dense, obloid, narrowly oval in stature, forms a dense compact crown, the bark is gray, smooth, the branches are thin,
Leaf: oblong, ovate, pointed, saw-toothed edge, with distinct veining, yellow-green in autumn, simple and shiny
Flower: it blooms from April to May at the same time as the leaf flowers develop, flowers are monoecious, catkins, inconspicuous, drooping,
Fruit: it is in the form of an egg-shaped nut, ribbed and flat on the underside, it ripens in October and remains on the tree until late autumn
Growth conditions / Cultivation / Care
humid soil
large yield
tolerates cutting
Gallery
Use / Function and landscape
tree groups
hedges
linear planting, alley
solitaire, urban group planting
for small gardens, elegant
decorative, can be grown as bonsai
creates a composition
Special use
easily rejuvenates
reinforcement of slopes
decorative forms – compact, columnar, mourning
Reproduction
grafting of cuttings into a triangular cut on a prepared plant is carried out in the spring.
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