Quercus robur x alba 'Crimschmidt’ ~ Crimson Spire® Oak Size:10' HEIGHT Abundant clusters of large double

Abundant clusters of large double white flowers bloom from late winter into spring attracting butterflies

Clusters of small forward facing creamy white flowers with rose tones and lime yellow pistils bloom from mid winter to early spring

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star-shaped flowers in late spring

IMAGE: Zbigniew Niepokój

Quercus robur x alba 'Crimschmidt’ ~ Crimson Spire® Oak Size:10' HEIGHT Abundant clusters of large doubleCrimson Spire Oak is a deciduous tree known for its upright and narrow columnar growth habit. Its dark green leaves have the classic oak leaf shape with rounded lobes that turn rusty red in fall. Tolerates a wide varieties of soils and conditions, including urban pollution and compacted soil. Crimson Spire is powdery mildew resistant. Syn with Quercus bimundorum. Type: Tree Origins: Q. robur x Q. alba Height: 35 45 Spread: 10 15 Spacing: 12 USDA