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On 19/10/2018 at 20:48, devon TWiG said:

Lucombe Oaks are quite common in my area (S Devon)    Lucombes nursery who invented them is near Exeter ...some pretty big ones as well ! 

Hey Devon TWIG, 

Any chance you could point me in the direction of any ones worth seeing? I’m fairly near Exeter so to be honest have proberbly seen some but haven’t paid enough attention 

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Both right. x hisp. occurs naturally but mostly in southern europe (turkey x cork) but when first noticed by Lucombe at his nursery in Devon he propogated it vegetatively by grafting on to a turkey* a

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I'd say Quercus for sure . Is it evergreen ? lucombe oak

daltontrees
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It aint Sorbus. It aint even Rosaceae. I'd bet on Quercus petraea, the Sessile Oak. Native, not as common as robur. Distinctive long petiole.

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