Durmast oak belongs to the genus of oaks and is native to Europe and Central Asia. In nature, the trees can reach even 800 years of age and 40 metres in height, with thick and majestic foliage that makes them real natural monuments. The Roman naturalist Pliny tells us that oak was sacred to the Druids, the Celtic priests who performed their ceremonies in the shade of this tree, symbolising strength and wisdom. 