Quercus macrocarpa
A fire-resistant, native oak species most commonly found in the Midwest, this is arguably the most adaptable oak species of North America. They produce some of the largest, low-tannin acorns, making them a primary food source for many Indigenous peoples. It is long-lived (up to 300 years), fast-growing, and thrives in open sites.ย
Check out our blog post – Oak: An Ecological Powerhouse That Spans the Globe
Zone: 3-8 (Map)
Habitat: Prefers moist well-drained loamy soils, but can adapt to a range of soil conditions. Full sun.
Growth: 80 ft tall, 60 ft wide at maturity.
Prohibited: CA, FL, OR
Bur Oak is among the most adaptable and tolerant of the oaks, and is both fast-growing and long-lived.
2-3′
$9.00
Bur Oak is among the most adaptable and tolerant of the oaks, and is both fast-growing and long-lived.
2-3′
$9.00
Quercus macrocarpa
A fire-resistant, native oak species most commonly found in the Midwest, this is arguably the most adaptable oak species of North America. They produce some of the largest, low-tannin acorns, making them a primary food source for many Indigenous peoples. It is long-lived (up to 300 years), fast-growing, and thrives in open sites.ย
Check out our blog post – Oak: An Ecological Powerhouse That Spans the Globe
Zone: 3-8 (Map)
Habitat: Prefers moist well-drained loamy soils, but can adapt to a range of soil conditions. Full sun.
Growth: 80 ft tall, 60 ft wide at maturity.
Prohibited: CA, FL, OR
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