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Growing up to 80 ft. tall with a 50 ft. to 60 ft. spread, Shumard Oak forms a large, stately tree with a narrow, rather open, rounded canopy. A lovely dark green during most of the year, Shumard Oak puts on a vivid display of brilliant red to red-orange fall and winter foliage, providing a dramatic landscape statement. Fall and winter coloration varies from year to year in USDA hardiness zones 8 and 9. During the winter the bare tree provides interesting branching patterns. The 1.5 in. W acorns are surrounded by a shallow, enclosing cup and are popular with wildlife. It is hardy in Zones 6-9. The plant is shipped in a #1 pot with a minimum height of 24 in.

Bur oak is a huge tree reaching a height and spread of 70 to 90 ft. and has an impressive crown, massive trunk, and stout branches. There is a specimen in Philadelphia which is about 7 ft. in Dia and over 90 ft. W. Bark is an unusual light brown to grey depending on the specimen, and is deeply furrowed on older trees. Young stems have corky ridges making them appear stout. Acorns are almost completely covered with a furry, bur-like cap and are large, creating a sizeable clean-up job in a maintained landscape. Young trees have an attractive, symmetrical, dense crown and they are well-suited for street tree planting. It is salt tolerant, poor soil tolerant, and pollution tolerant. Architects like the tree due to its uniformity in crown shape. Cold hardy in USDA Zones 3-8.

The Pin Oak is a fast-growing, strong evergreen with glossy, dark green foliage that turns various shades of russet, bronze, and red in the fall months. Pin Oaks have a pyramidal shape and can grow up to 60 ft. -70 ft. H and 25 ft. - 40 ft. W. Like many other oak varieties, Pins need ample room to grow, but given room they will provide your yard with lots of shade during the hot days of Summer. They are hardy in Zones 4-8.

Growing up to 80 feet tall with a 50 to 60-foot spread, Shumard Oak forms a large, stately tree with a narrow, rather open, rounded canopy. A lovely dark green during most of the year, Shumard Oak puts on a vivid display of brilliant red to red-orange fall and winter foliage, providing a dramatic landscape statement. Fall and winter coloration varies from year to year in USDA hardiness zones 8 and 9. During the winter the bare tree provides interesting branching patterns. The 1.5-inch wide acorns are surrounded by a shallow, enclosing cup and are popular with wildlife. It is hardy in Zones 6-9. The plant is shipped in a #1 pot with a minimum height of 18 inches.

White oak is a long-lived, slow-growing tree, reaching 60 ft. to 100 ft. in H with a spread of 50 ft. to 90 ft. in its native bottomland soil. Old specimens can be massive, growing to be several hundred years old. The White Oak produces medium to large sized acorns with a warty cap that begin their descent in mid October through November. The acorns can provide a quality, easy meal for deer and other critters. Since trunks can be 6 ft. in Dia leave plenty of room for this tree in the landscape. The trunk flares out at the base lifting sidewalks and curbing if planted in tree lawns less than 8 ft, W. The red fall color is fairly reliable year to year and is outstanding among the oaks in USDA hardiness zones 7 and colder areas. Brown leaves may be held on the tree into the early part of the winter. Cold hardy in zones 3-9.

Introducing our majestic Shumard Oak Shade Tree, a magnificent centerpiece for any outdoor sanctuary that exudes timeless elegance and natural beauty. Flourishing in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 9, this iconic tree boasts a striking silhouette with its spreading branches and deeply lobed foliage, offering abundant shade and shelter to your landscape. With its stunning display of scarlet-red fall foliage, the Shumard Oak transforms into a radiant spectacle, adding a burst of color 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, estates and urban landscapes. Whether planted as a solitary specimen or as part of a scenic avenue, the Shumard Oak Shade Tree promises to elevate your outdoor experience with its enduring beauty and grace. Enrich your landscape with the timeless allure of our Shumard Oak and let its majestic presence inspire moments of tranquility and admiration for generations 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.

Discover the Shumard Oak, a top recommendation for wildlife plantings, celebrated for heavy acorn crops with lengthy drop times from October to February, providing attraction and nutrition for almost half the year. Boasting a fast growth rate of about 2 feet per year, this deciduous tree matures into a broad, open-crowned beauty, reaching 40-60 feet tall and 30-40 feet wide. Thriving in zones 5 to 9, it's a favorite for whitetail deer hunters and arborists alike. Beyond its impressive shade, the Shumard Oak is an environmental hero, offering food and shelter for wildlife, air purification and ease of growth in any soil type. Adaptable to full Sun, it flaunts shiny green leaves in spring, acorns in late Summer and brilliant red-orange foliage in fall. Low maintenance and symbolizing strength, the Shumard Oak, with its resilience and versatility, is the perfect addition to your home, requiring minimal care and offering enduring beauty.

Discover the Shumard Oak, a top recommendation for wildlife plantings, celebrated for heavy acorn crops with lengthy drop times from October to February, providing attraction and nutrition for almost half the year. Boasting a fast growth rate of about 2 feet per year, this deciduous tree matures into a broad, open-crowned beauty, reaching 40-60 feet tall and 30-40 feet wide. Thriving in zones 5 to 9, it's a favorite for whitetail deer hunters and arborists alike. Beyond its impressive shade, the Shumard Oak is an environmental hero, offering food and shelter for wildlife, air purification and ease of growth in any soil type. Adaptable to full Sun, it flaunts shiny green leaves in spring, acorns in late Summer and brilliant red-orange foliage in fall. Low maintenance and symbolizing strength, the Shumard Oak, with its resilience and versatility, is the perfect addition to your home, requiring minimal care and offering enduring beauty.

Willow oak is a member of the red oak family with willow-shaped leaves. The fine foliage of the willow oak is 1 of its best ornamental features. The willow oak has excellent texture, rounded form, attractive bark and beautiful winter features. Widely used as a shade tree and for avenue plantings, the fast-growing willow oak can reach over 60 ft. H with more than a 30 ft. to 40 ft. spread. The pyramidal shape in youth gives way to a rounded canopy in middle and old age, with lower branches drooping toward the ground. The long, light green willow-like leaves create dense shade and a graceful effect turning bright yellow before they fall. It thrives in moist, well-drained, acidic soil and full sun. The willow oak will tolerate pollution and drought and is considered a trouble-free tree as long as soil pH is acidic. Willow oak has a fibrous root system and is therefore easy to transplant. It is hardy in USDA Zones 5-9 and is shipped in a #5 pot with an average tree height of 2 ft. - 3 ft.