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Quercus suber
bottling or just eating fresh
flowers unfold on bare branches in March to April lighting up even the most overcast day
Also interesting in autumn when this conifer surprisingly takes on the golden tones of its deciduous neighbours then drops all its needles to reveal a bleak winter silhouette
The wood formally had numerous uses including ship masts
Pyrus com. 'Doyenne du Comice' Hedging Quercus suberA popular dessert pear introduced from France in 1849 with fine flavour, similar to 'Conference', which rarely grows taller than two metres. Fruits are produced in early winter. Pick in October while fruit is still firm and store until November before eating. The variety 'Concorde' makes a good pollination partner. Flowering group D, not self fertile. H6
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