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| Plant Type: Trees |
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| Zone: 4 |
Foliage: Green |
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| Height: 40-60' |
Fall Foliage: Red/Yellow |
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| Width / Spread: 40-60' |
Flower: Not Showy |
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| Habit: Rounded |
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| Sun Requirements: Full |
Fruit: Acorn |
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Uses: Creates Shade
Attracts Wildlife
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Tolerance: Drought Tolerant
Native
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Description:
Large, glossy, oval leaves have coarsely serrated margins, similar to those of an American chestnut. Deeply furrowed bark is among the most interesting of all the oaks. Commonly found on rocky ridges with poor soil throughout the eastern US. Produces large, sweet acorns which are loved by wildlife. Fall color ranges from yellow to red. NATIVE.
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