Quercus velutina
A common oak species of northeastern forests that is well-adapted to this region. Like other oaks, it hosts hundreds of different insects, including caterpillars of many butterflies and moths. It has a distinguishing yellow-orange inner bark, and blocky bark makes this tree resistant to fire.
Check out our blog post – Oak: An Ecological Powerhouse That Spans the Globe
Zone: 3-9 (Map)
Habitat: Prefers moist well-drained loamy soils, but is particularly tolerant of drier sites. Full sun, but can tolerate shade.
Growth: 70 ft tall, 50 ft wide at maturity.
Prohibited: CA, FL, OR
Black Oak is a common species in northeastern forests, and is well-adapted to the region. A majestic and fire-resistant tree.
1-2′
$9.00
Black Oak is a common species in northeastern forests, and is well-adapted to the region. A majestic and fire-resistant tree.
1-2′
$9.00
Quercus velutina
A common oak species of northeastern forests that is well-adapted to this region. Like other oaks, it hosts hundreds of different insects, including caterpillars of many butterflies and moths. It has a distinguishing yellow-orange inner bark, and blocky bark makes this tree resistant to fire.
Check out our blog post – Oak: An Ecological Powerhouse That Spans the Globe
Zone: 3-9 (Map)
Habitat: Prefers moist well-drained loamy soils, but is particularly tolerant of drier sites. Full sun, but can tolerate shade.
Growth: 70 ft tall, 50 ft wide at maturity.
Prohibited: CA, FL, OR
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