Roble común (Quercus robur) micorrizado con Boletus edulis en maceta

Imagine having a majestic oak tree in your garden that not only beautifies your surroundings but also rewards you with delicious Porcini mushrooms (Boletus edulis)? With our Common Oak Mycorrhized, you're not just planting a tree, but a living ecosystem that connects you to nature and offers a unique experience. It's more than just a tree; it's an investment in the future!

This mycorrhized oak with Boletus edulis is a natural wonder that combines the elegance of a centuries-old tree with the functionality of producing gourmet mushrooms. In a few years, you can enjoy your own mushrooms, cultivated naturally and sustainably, right in your garden. Isn't that amazing?

In addition to its beauty and productivity, this oak is tough and adaptable. It tolerates heavy soils, withstands cold, and adapts to different climate conditions, making it an ideal choice for almost any environment. It's a perfect choice for those seeking a tree that will last and add long-term value.

Whether you want to create an edible forest, enhance the biodiversity of your land, or simply enjoy the shade and beauty of an oak tree, this product is for you. It's a unique opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy its fruits, literally.

• Gourmet mushroom production: In 8-10 years, you can harvest your own Boletus edulis, a culinary delight.
• Adaptability: Grows in siliceous, calcareous, and even clay soils, resisting seasonal waterlogging.
• Cold resistance: Ideal for continental climates, it withstands late frosts thanks to its unique metabolism.
• Natural beauty: A deciduous tree that provides shade in summer and a colorful display in autumn.
• Sustainability: Contributes to biodiversity and ecological balance in your environment.

Don't wait any longer to bring life to your garden with this mycorrhized oak. Each tree is a gift to the planet and to you, offering beauty, sustainability, and delicious rewards. It's time to act and be part of something extraordinary! Plant your oak today and start building a natural legacy that will endure for generations.