A common sight along Welsh river valleys, the Sessile Oak is the national tree of Wales. The word sessile means without a stalk. The sessile oak is so named because of its stalkless acorns. The druids were particularly associated with oak trees - the word druid (derwydd) is said to come from the root word meaning oak (derw). The Sessile Oak collection has a pleasing combination of alternating yellow and rose gold leaves