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It is noted for its large lobed leaves which can grow up to 30cm across enabling it to cast dense shade
Prefers moist soils in full sun to part shade
The tree was first noticed in 1941 and thought to be Glyptostrobus
A small tree to 7 to 9m
Quercus coccifera - Kermes Oak Hydrangea It is noted for itsA slow growing evergreen oak native to the Mediterranean region. Quite variable in appearance ranging from a small stocky shrub to small tree, it is however quite hardy and not fussy about soils except those that are waterlogged. Its young leave margin are spiked to deter herbivores. Quite a rare oak in Australia.