Description
The Hungarian Oak (Qercus frainetto) is a broadleaf deciduous tree, growing up to 30 m. It occurs in the Apennine Mountains, the Balkan Peninsula (incl. Hungary and Romania) and the northwest Anatolia (Asia Minor) in broadleaf forests with an altitude of up to 1,000 m.
Use
The Hungarian Oak is used in forestry and park development.
Storage
Seeds are moist with high germination. Autumn sowing is recommended.
The acorns are stored for up to 3 years at temperatures from 3 to -1 °С. The air humidity in the storing premises has to be maintained at 85-90%.
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Hi, would you be able to supply 300 Q.frainetto acorns to Southern Scotland (postcode TD58PD)? If so please provide a price and availability.
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Comment *Hi, would you be able to supply 350 Q.frainetto acorns to Slovakia(Bratislava)? If so please provide a price and availability.
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Hello. Could you let me know if you could send me 300 acorns? Could you also tell me the price? Thank you.
Hello. Could you let me know if you could send me 300 acorns? Could you also tell me the price? Thank you.