Magical and Mundane Plants - A Wizard's (and Witche's) Guide

written by Katherine Lutz

This book will guide you through all that you need to know in your primary years at Hogwarts in the subject Herbology. Enjoy!!

Last Updated

05/31/21

Chapters

106

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2,329

Oak (Duir) - June 10 to July 7 (Celtic Calendar) : Wand Woods

Chapter 22
Oak trees (Quercus fagaceae) are native to the northern hemisphere and can be either deciduous or evergreens. There are about 600 species. They grow in tropical and cool to moderate climates of Asia and the Americas. Their leaves have sharp, pointed lobes with bristle tips. The fruit is called an acorn. They normally grow to 30 meters tall and because of this, it is known as the 'King of the Forest', towering over all the neighboring trees. They can grow in a variety of soils, but prefers full sun. Myths include carrying an acorn in your pocket for good luck and catching an Oak leave before it hits the ground so that you'll remain healthy the following year.


This type of wand is strong and reliable and is useful for Defense Against the Dark Arts and Transfiguration, but its sturdiness means it will take longer to learn new spells. Its ideal owner is courageous and strong. Oak trees grow in the Forbidden Forest and the front doors of the Entrance Hall at Hogwarts is made of Oak.

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