Quercus suber - Cork Oak Edible it was extinct in the

it was extinct in the wild by 1803

A very hardy tree and quite drought tolerant once established

It is an ancient relict species that has an appearance similar to Cedrus sp

this fast-growing evergreen with long

it will will grow quite tall and take pyramidal form with horizontal branches and long weeping branchlets

Quercus suber - Cork Oak Edible it was extinct in theA medium sized, evergreen oak tree native to southwest Europe and northwest Africa. It is the primary source of cork for wine bottle stoppers and other uses, such as cork flooring and as the cores of cricket balls. It endures drought and makes little demands on the soil quality.