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Quercus rubra, Northern Red Oak, mycorrhizal with Boletus edulis, Bare root
Discover the American Oak mycorrhized with boletus (Quercus rubra), an ideal option for producing quality wood and encouraging the growth of Boletus edulis. Perfect for sustainable and organic plantations.
- Mycorrhizal tree with Boletus edulis for mushroom production.
- Bare-root format, ideal for winter planting.
- Adapted to Atlantic climates and well-drained soils.
- Less nutrient-demanding than native oaks.
*Available from mid-January. Limited units, make your reservation.
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LCS2216
€59.95
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Your own edible forest: enjoy the majesty of the American oak combined with the future production of delicious Boletus edulis directly on your land.
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Guaranteed resilience and adaptability: this bare-root specimen tolerates summer drought and acidic soils better than other oaks, ensuring vigorous growth.
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Immediate landscape beauty: Quercus rubra stands out for its fast growth and spectacular red autumn tones that will visually transform your garden or estate.
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A lasting natural legacy: planting this mycorrhizal oak is a sustainable investment that improves local biodiversity and increases the value of your property over the years.
Transform your environment and connect with nature in a unique way with the American Oak mycorrhized with boletus. This is not just a tree; it is an experience that combines the majesty of Quercus rubra with the gift of delicious Boletus edulis. A gift for you and for the planet, which will allow you to enjoy your own forest and its fruits in the years to come.
Imagine having a tree in your garden or estate that not only beautifies the landscape but also offers you the possibility of harvesting high-quality mushrooms. The American Oak mycorrhized with boletus is an investment in the future, a green legacy that grows with you and that, over time, will reward you with its shade, its beauty, and its fruits.
This tree is particularly resistant and adaptable, ideal for mild Atlantic climates and well-drained soils. Unlike other oaks, Quercus rubra tolerates summer drought and acidic soils better, making it a versatile and durable option. Furthermore, its ability to withstand urban pollution makes it perfect for both rural and urban environments.
Mycorrhization with Boletus edulis not only improves the tree's health but also enriches the soil and promotes biodiversity. This natural process ensures that, in a few years, you can enjoy high-quality mushrooms, directly from your own forest. It is a unique way to combine ecology with gastronomy.
- Easy to plant: Pack of 12 trees inoculated with Boletus edulis, ready to transform your space.
- Adaptability: Tolerates acidic soils and Atlantic climates, ideal for various conditions.
- Resistance: Withstands summer drought better than native oaks, ensuring its survival.
- Long-term benefit: In 8-10 years, you will be able to harvest your own Boletus edulis mushrooms.
- Ecological and sustainable: Produced in Spain by experts in mycology since 1998.
- Economical format: Bare root that reduces costs and facilitates transport and planting.
Don't wait any longer to take the first step towards a greener and tastier future. The American Oak mycorrhized with boletus is a unique opportunity to connect with nature, enjoy its benefits, and leave a lasting legacy. Plant today and harvest tomorrow – your forest and your mushrooms are waiting for you.
LCS2216
Data sheet
- Boletus edulis
- Mycorrhizal oaks
- Bare root
What does it mean that the oak is mycorrhized with boletus?
It means the oak's roots are associated in symbiosis with the Boletus edulis fungus, which allows for future mushroom production and improves the tree's health.
When is the best time to plant this bare-root oak?
The best time is during winter, when the plant is in vegetative dormancy, which facilitates its adaptation after transplanting.
What type of climate and soil does Quercus rubra require?
It adapts very well to Atlantic climates and prefers well-drained soils. It is a species less demanding in nutrients than other native oaks.
How long does it take for Boletus edulis production to start?
Mushroom production usually begins when the tree reaches adequate development, generally between 8 and 12 years after planting.
Is it suitable for ecological reforestation projects?
Yes, it is an excellent choice for sustainable and ecological plantations, as it promotes biodiversity and the natural production of resources.