Shingle Oak (Quercus imbricaria)

$40.00

Lustrous dark green leaves. Makes a nice specimen or shade tree where there is ample room for development. Often holds leaves late into winter, making it a great choice for windbreaks. The marcescent leaves attract and shelter a wide variety of birds during the winter. The acorns are relatively small and enjoyed by blue jays and flickers. Drought resistant and adaptable to poor soils.  *Photo courtesy of John Royster.

NATIVE RANGE

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Map courtesy of USDA-NRCS Plants Database.

Larger sizes available for local customers.
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Additional information

Scientific Name

Quercus imbricaria

Height

50-60'

Spread

50-60'

Shape

Pyramidal in youth, maturing to broad-rounded

Foliage

Dark green

Fall Foliage

Yellow-brown to red

Native To

Zone

5

Size

1 gallon, 18-30" tall

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