Quercus includes trees or shrubs that can be either deciduous or evergreen. The leaves may be entire, lobed, or toothed. Flowers are not prominent, but they are succeeded by distinctive acorns. Some species may display notable autumn foliage.

Quercus x capesii

Quercus x carrissoana

Quercus x comptoniae

Quercus x crenata

Quercus x crenata 'Ambrozyana' is a semi-evergreen tree characterized by its bushy form and wide, rounded canopy. It can grow to approximately 14 meters in height. The leaves, which are oblong to ovate, measure up to 12 centimeters long and feature a leathery feel along with 6 to 9 shallow lobes. The upper surface of the dark green leaves is complemented by a greyish-green, velvety underside. These leaves typically remain on the tree into spring, unless faced with particularly harsh winter conditions.

Quercus x crenata 'Ambrozyana'

Quercus x crenata 'Bloemendaal'

Quercus x crenata 'Crispa'

Quercus x crenata 'Diversifolia' is an evergreen tree that can reach heights of up to 25 meters in temperate climates. In regions with colder winters, the foliage may turn brown and remain on the tree until new growth appears in the spring, or it may shed its leaves as early as December during particularly harsh conditions. The leaves exhibit a range of shapes, featuring dark green surfaces that contrast with their pale, downy undersides. This variability includes forms that are nearly entire, symmetrically lobed, and irregularly shaped.

Quercus x crenata 'Diversifolia'

Quercus x crenata 'Fulhamensis' is a substantial semi-evergreen tree that can grow to approximately 25 meters in height. It develops a broad, rounded canopy with branches that tend to droop. The bark is distinctive, featuring a deeply fissured, grey, cork-like texture. The leaves are glossy and dark green, measuring up to 7.5 cm in length, with coarse teeth along the edges and a greyish-green, felted underside.

Quercus x crenata 'Fulhamensis'

Quercus x crenata 'Heterophylla'

'Lucombeana' is a sizable semi-evergreen tree characterized by its upright form. The leaves are oblong with shallow lobes, featuring a glossy surface on the upper side and a greyish hue underneath. These leaves remain attached well into the winter months.

Quercus x crenata 'Lucombeana'

Quercus x crenata 'Suberosa'

Quercus x crenata 'Waasland Select'

Quercus x crenata 'Wageningen'

Quercus x deamii

Quercus x dysophylla

Quercus x egglestonii

Quercus x exacta

Quercus x fernaldii Trel.

Quercus x fernowii

Quercus x fernowii 'Bethel Park'

Quercus x ganderi

Quercus x hastingsii

Quercus x hawkinsiae

Quercus x haynaldiana

Quercus x heterophylla

Quercus x hickelii

Quercus x hickelii 'Giesselhorst'

Quercus x hickelii 'Mme Aimée Camus'

Quercus x hispanica Lam.

Quercus x humidicola

Quercus x humidicola 'Flat Branch'

Quercus x ilicifolia

Quercus x introgressa

Quercus x jackiana

Quercus x jackiana 'Guy'

Quercus x joorii 'Qxmtf'

Quercus x kewensis is a rapidly growing evergreen tree that can reach heights of up to 15 meters. Its leaves are narrow and feature coarse serrations along the margins. The upper surface of the foliage is a glossy dark green, while the underside appears lighter green. Be aware that the acorns produced by this species may drop prematurely before they are fully mature.

Quercus x kewensis

Quercus x leana

Quercus x libanerris

Quercus x libanerris 'Rotterdam'

Quercus x libanerris 'Trompenburg'

Quercus x ludoviciana

Quercus x macdonaldii

Quercus x megaleia

Quercus x morehus is a semi-evergreen tree that can reach around 15 meters in height. This hybrid combines characteristics of both evergreen and deciduous species. Its leaves are medium-sized with a glossy green finish and feature moderately toothed margins. During winter, the foliage exhibits a mix of colors; some leaves remain green, others shift to yellow-brown, while some drop off entirely, creating a unique, open aesthetic.

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