Quercus macrocarpa
Approximate size that is available for sale:
- 2-3′ tall
- 2 or 3 gal. pot
- More of a whip. Has been grown in seed beds close together, now dug up and potted to sell. Now planted individually, and soon to be in their permanent spot with you with more space, these seedlings will quickly start to branch out.
Not many oaks grow on the prairies, and this is one that does very well. Although, considered to be a slow grower for oak trees, it is a popular large ornamental tree for driveways, large yards, acreages and parks. Produces deeply lobed, dark green leaves that turn golden yellow to brown in the fall.
Hardiness zone: 2b
Height: 66”
Spread: 28′
Sunlight: full sun
Moisture: dry, normal
Suckering: low
Growth rate: considered slow to moderate at less than 1′ to as much as 2′ per year
*** AVAILABLE FOR PICK-UP AFTER MAY 8, 2024 ***
