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This easy-to-grow Nuttall Oak tree Quercus is perfect for a beautiful, low maintenance shade tree in home gardens.The Nuttall oak tree is prized for its fall color as well, in mid to late fall its lobed leaves will turn bright red before being shed as all deciduous trees do. The Nuttall oak leaf can grow up to 4-8 inches long. The tree will flower in April and May with yellow green flowers that shed pollen.The fast growth habit of this tree is magnificent! This vase shaped, fast growing tree is one of our favorite species of oaks and nut trees that grows native to North America. It has the same shape as a pin oak with upper ascending branching and lower vertical branches.You can commonly see this fast growing acorn tree growing along the Mississippi river basin all the way to southern Illinois to East Texas and Alabama. It can tolerate wet planting sites.Its acorns are a favorite among wildlife such as ducks, deer, and squirrels! The tree's acorns in its upper branches will begin to ripen in autumn in their second year and are dark brown in color. Acorn production will increase year after year.

The Nuttall oak is a strong and adaptable oak that provides summer shade and nice fall foliage. The Nuttal is also an important species for wildlife management due to its high production of acorns. The small, reddish-brown acorns are 0.75 to 1.25 in. long. A Nuttall Oak tree must be approximately 20 years old before producing acorns. It has a medium growth-rate and reaches a height of 60 ft. to 80 ft. with a canopy of 35 ft. to 50 ft. The veins on the leaf are pinnate. In the fall, the leaves turn red. Nuttall Oak should be grown in full sun on any soil and is very tolerant of poorly-drained, wet sites. This should make it well suited for the soil conditions found at many urban sites. The plant is shipped in a #1 pot with a minimum height of 12 in. and is hardy in zones 6-9.

The olive tree produces small fruits that attracts wildlife, this tree usually begins fruiting after 3-years. Watering for this tree can be up to once a week and will also need full sunlight. Olive trees are low maintenance and grow big.

The magnolia Genie produces beautiful burgundy-purple tulip shaped blooms that put off a great fragrance. Magnolia blooms appear in early spring to late Summer. The magnolia tree performs best in full sunlight to partial shade. Soil requirements for this magnolia is moist but well drained soil, watering can be as little as once a week.

The 20 Gal. Plastic Grow Bag 10 Pack is a low-cost alternative to plastic pots. They are economical and easy to use by the residential greenhouse grower. These heavy-duty reusable grow bags are made from a durable plastic that provides for a longer life. The bags have pre-punched drain holes and they are self-standing when filled with media. Widely used in greenhouse drip irrigation applications, they work very well with most all mediums and are excellent for bedding plants, tree seedlings, tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, etc. They come 10 to a pack and are shipped flat. Color: White.

The 30 Gal. Plastic Grow Bag 10 Pack is a low-cost alternative to plastic pots. They are economical and easy to use by the residential greenhouse grower. These heavy-duty reusable grow bags are made from a durable plastic that provides for a longer life. The bags have pre-punched drain holes and they are self-standing when filled with media. Widely used in greenhouse drip irrigation applications, they work very well with most all mediums and are excellent for bedding plants, tree seedlings, tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, etc. They come 10 to a pack and are shipped flat. Color: White.

Introducing our majestic Nuttall Oak Shade Tree, a magnificent addition to any outdoor sanctuary that promises to enhance your landscape with its enduring beauty and abundant shade. Flourishing in USDA Hardiness Zones 6 to 9, this iconic tree boasts a striking silhouette with its sturdy trunk and expansive canopy, offering relief from the Sun's rays during the hottest months. With its glossy green foliage that turns a rich burgundy in the fall, the Nuttall Oak provides a stunning display of color, adding warmth and vibrancy to the autumn landscape. Easy to care for, this resilient tree thrives in well-drained soil and requires moderate watering, making it an ideal choice for parks, yards and urban streetscapes. Whether planted as a solitary specimen or as part of a scenic grove, the Nuttall Oak Shade Tree adds a touch of natural elegance and charm to any environment. Elevate your outdoor space with the enduring beauty of our Nuttall Oak and let its majestic presence inspire moments of tranquility and admiration for years to come.

The Nuttall oak is a strong and adaptable oak that provides summer shade and nice fall foliage. The Nuttal is also an important species for wildlife management due to its high production of acorns. The small, reddish-brown acorns are 0.75 to 1.25 in. L. A Nuttall Oak tree must be approximately 20-years old before producing acorns. It has a medium growth-rate and reaches a height of 60 ft. to 80 ft. with a canopy of 35 ft. to 50 ft. The veins on the leaf are pinnate. In the fall, the leaves turn red. Nuttall Oak should be grown in full sun on any soil and is very tolerant of poorly-drained, wet sites. This should make it well suited for the soil conditions found at many urban sites. The plant is shipped in a #5 pot with a minimum height of 2 ft. and is hardy in USDA Zones 6-9.

This easy-to-grow Nuttall Oak tree is perfect for a beautiful, low maintenance shade tree in home gardens. The Nuttall oak tree is prized for its fall color as well, in mid to late fall its lobed leaves will turn bright red before being shed as all deciduous trees do. The Nuttall oak leaf can grow up to 4-8 inches long. The tree will flower in April and May with yellow green flowers that shed pollen. The fast growth habit of this tree is magnificent! This vase shaped, fast growing tree is one of our favorite species of oaks and nut trees that grows native to North America. It has the same shape as a pin oak with upper ascending branching and lower vertical branches. You can commonly see this fast growing acorn tree growing along the Mississippi river basin all the way to southern Illinois to East Texas and Alabama. It can tolerate wet planting sites. Its acorns are a favorite among wildlife such as ducks, deer and squirrels! The tree's acorns in its upper branches will begin to ripen in autumn in their second year and are dark brown in color. Acorn production will increase year after year.

The sawtooth oak tree is a versatile and attractive tree that brings vibrant color to your landscape throughout the year. Native to China and eastern Asia, this oak has been a cherished addition to the United States since its introduction in 1862. Its leaves undergo a stunning transformation with the seasons, turning bright to golden yellow in spring, dark rich green in summer, and golden brown in fall before shedding in winter. Aside from its aesthetic appeal, the sawtooth oak is highly valued for its rapid growth and hardiness. Reaching a mature height of 40 to 60 ft. this moderately fast-growing tree can add 1-3 feet per year under optimal conditions. It thrives in a variety of soil types and climates, particularly in USDA plant hardiness zones 5-9, making it an excellent choice for diverse environments across the United States. The tree prefers full sun and loamy, well-drained soil but is also mildly drought-tolerant once established. Its broad, spreading form provides ample shade and privacy, making it an ideal centerpiece for large spaces. One of the standout features of the sawtooth oak is its prolific acorn production, which begins at a young age and increases as the tree matures. The large, abundant acorns are a favorite among wildlife, attracting squirrels, deer, birds, and more to your landscape. This tree is not only a beautiful and practical addition to your yard but also a vital resource for local wildlife, enhancing the biodiversity of your environment.