A tree native to Quebec and not very susceptible to frost, it is one of our most valuable hardwood species for the quality of its wood. It was formerly used for building vessels for the Royal Navy. Nowadays, it is used for flooring, dry barrels, and furniture.
Hardiness Zone: 3a
Height: 24 m Width: 24 m
Growth: Medium to fast.
Exposure: Sun.
Appearance: Pyramidal habit becoming rounded, irregular spreading crown; branches horizontal to semi-erect; crown flattens with age.
Soil: Medium moisture, neutral to slightly acidic pH.
Root system: Deep, powerful roots, difficult to plant in root balls.
Diseases and insects: Few pathological and entomological problems.
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The trees have a maximum height of about 3 feet; they are young trees.
The price includes a TRIO of trees.





