Burr Oak
$19.00 – $48.00
- Good for wildlife
- Leaves up to 9 inches long
- Good shade tree
- Drought resistant
- Seedling height: 12″-18″
Height: 70ft-80ft
Spread: 70ft-80ft
Water Needs: Dry to Medium-Wet
Soil Needs: Sand, Loam, Clay
Growth Rate: Moderate-slow
Description
Burr Oak | |||
Description | Burr oak (Quercus macrocarpa), sometimes spelled as bur oak, is a large deciduous tree with a very wide, open crown. Because of its crown, it is a great shade tree. The acorns are the largest of native oaks with deep cups. Its leaves are large and pretty. This oak attracts songbirds, butterflies, and mammals. Burr oaks are a great urban tree as they are resistant to air pollution. | ||
Size
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Height | 70 – 80 ft. | |
Spread | 70 – 80 ft. | ||
Growth rate | Moderate-slow | ||
Needs
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Sun | Full sun to shade | |
Water use | Medium | ||
Soil | Tolerant of many types of soil | ||
Bloom & Nut
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Bloom time | March – April | |
Bloom color | Yellow, green, brown | ||
Fruit type | Nut | ||
Edible/Inedible | Inedible | ||
Nativeness | Native | ||
Benefits | Ornamental, good for wildlife, shade tree, lumber | ||
Climate Change Hardiness | High adaptability (US Forest Service) |
Additional information
Amount | 5, 10, 25, 50 |
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