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Country oak mycorrhizated with boletus. Quercus robur. Bare root
The Mycorrhizal English Oak with Porcini (Quercus robur) is an excellent choice for those looking to produce quality wood and enjoy the harvest of Boletus edulis. Available in bare root format, ideal for sustainable plantations.
- Tree mycorrhized with Boletus edulis for mushroom production.
- Bare root format, perfect for winter plantations.
- Adapts to siliceous and calcareous soils, even clayey ones.
- Requires direct sunlight and moderate environmental humidity.
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LCS1386-1
€64.95
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Gourmet harvest in your own garden: enjoy the unique experience of picking fresh boletus at home, turning your land into a natural orchard of high gastronomic value.
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Resilience in all soil types: its great adaptability allows this oak to thrive even in clay or wet soils, ensuring robust and healthy growth.
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A sanctuary of shade and color: beautify your outdoor space with the majestic presence of a tree that offers coolness in summer and a vibrant visual display of ochre tones during autumn.
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Investment in well-being and legacy: cultivate a lasting connection with nature by planting a tree that increases your property value and provides tangible benefits for future generations.
Imagine having a English Oak Mycorrhized with Porcini Mushrooms in your garden or estate that not only gives you shade and beauty but also delicious gourmet mushrooms? This tree, with its bare root, is a unique opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy its fruits in a few years. Transform your space into a magical corner where tradition and flavor come together.
The English Oak Mycorrhized with Porcini Mushrooms is much more than a tree; it's an investment in your well-being and future. With its ability to adapt to various soils, even clayey or waterlogged ones, this oak offers you resistance and versatility. Furthermore, its association with the boletus edulis ensures that, in a few years, you can harvest high-quality mushrooms, turning your land into a natural orchard.
This tree not only provides tangible benefits like mushroom production but also enriches your environment with its majestic presence. Its deciduous foliage creates a visual spectacle in autumn while its shade protects you in summer. It's a way of connecting with the earth and enjoying a slower, more natural pace of life.
In addition, the bare root format makes this oak more accessible and easier to transport. Take advantage of this limited-time option, available only during winter months, to acquire a tree that will grow with you and accompany you for decades. It's a smart choice for those seeking quality and authenticity.
- Gourmet mushroom production: In 8-10 years, you'll enjoy high-quality porcini mushrooms, perfect for your most special dishes.
- Adaptability: Grows in siliceous, calcareous, and even clayey soils, demonstrating exceptional resistance.
- Natural beauty: Its deciduous foliage offers a visual spectacle in autumn and refreshing shade in summer.
- Economic format: The bare root reduces costs and facilitates transportation without compromising the quality of the tree.
- Sustainability: By choosing a mycorrhized tree, you contribute to biodiversity and ecological balance.
- Planting ease: Its winter dormancy allows for a simple and successful transplant.
Don't miss this unique opportunity to have an English Oak Mycorrhized with Porcini Mushrooms in your life. Each tree is a legacy that grows with you, offering shade, beauty, and delicious mushrooms. Act now, while it's available in bare root format, and start building your natural corner. The time is now, don't let it slip away!
LCS1386-1
Data sheet
- Boletus edulis
- Mycorrhizal oaks
- Bare root
What is a mycorrhized oak with boletus?
It is a Quercus robur specimen whose roots have been inoculated with the Boletus edulis fungus. This symbiosis allows the tree to grow healthier and produce high-quality edible mushrooms.
When is the best time to plant the bare-root oak?
The best time is during winter dormancy, from late autumn to early spring, as long as the ground is not frozen.
What type of soil does Quercus robur require?
This oak is very versatile and adapts to siliceous, calcareous, and even clay soils, making it easy to plant in various terrains.
When will I start harvesting Boletus edulis?
Mushroom production usually begins when the tree reaches sufficient development, generally between 8 and 10 years after planting.
What are the basic light and humidity care requirements?
It needs direct sunlight exposure and moderate environmental humidity. During the first summers, it is important to ensure supportive watering if there is a drought.