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Quercus palustris ‘Green Pillar’ – Narrow Pin Oak for Wildlife Gardens

Name: Quercus palustris ‘Green Pillar’ – Narrow Pin Oak for Wildlife Gardens - Wild Your Garden
SKU: 115153
Price: 69.99 GBP
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Bring architectural beauty and vital habitat into your garden with Quercus palustris ‘Green Pillar’ — a stunning, narrow-growing variety of Pin Oak. With strong upright form and vivid green summer leaves that turn fiery red in autumn, this tree offers colour, structure and invaluable support for wildlife in smaller spaces.

This is a native North American oak with high ecological value, especially for insects and birds. The ‘Green Pillar’ variety has been selected for its tight, columnar growth habit, making it an ideal choice where space is limited but biodiversity is welcome, Supplied in a 7 litre container.

Height & spread: Approx. 8–12m tall x 1.5–3m wide in 20–25 years
Position: Full sun to light shade
Soil: Moist but well-drained, slightly acidic to neutral soils preferred
Growth: Fast-growing and upright; excellent for screening or vertical interest

More info below: THESE WILL NOW BE AVAILABLE TO ORDER FROM THE FIRST WEEK OF JULY FOR DELIVERY IN THE FIRST WEEK OF AUGUST 2025

£69.99

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🪲 Wildlife value: Like all oaks, Quercus palustris supports a huge number of insects — including caterpillars, beetles and aphid species — which in turn attract birds, bats and beneficial predators. The acorns provide food for jays, squirrels, wood mice and other foragers. Even the leaves and bark support a thriving ecosystem of fungi and invertebrates.

👨‍🌾 Joel says:

"This is one of the best upright trees for creating height and structure in wildlife gardens without sacrificing space. Unlike many narrow trees, ‘Green Pillar’ is still an oak at heart — and that means you’re supporting hundreds of species, even in tight plots. Pop one into a row of native hedging or use it as a living column near a pond or lawn border — it’s elegant, tough, and alive with life."