Size Description: 
2-0 (Height: 20" average, 10" minimum)
Bottomland Bur Oak (Quercus macrocarpa) Zones 3-8
Growth Rate: slow (less than 12" per year) Height: 50-80' / Spread: 25-30'
pH Levels: 7-7.5 Soils: prefers moist bottomland sites
Sun: requires full sun Tolerate: drought, high pH, city smoke, air pollution, clay soils
Fall Color: yellow
Flowering: flowers emerge shortly after the leaves appear, late April to mid-June
Acorn Information: Acorns mature in one growing season and drop from the tree August through November. Acorns germinate shortly after seed fall. Acorns on more northern trees may remain dormant and germinate the following spring.
Uses: Shade tree; rain garden; firewood; provides food and cover for wildlife and birds such as turkey, blue jay, grouse, deer and wood duck. Good landscape tree and planted for windbreaks as well as shelterbelt systems because of their drought tolerance.
Note: This is a subspecies of bur oak that prefers bottomland sites. Appearance is the same as the upland bur oak. The acorns on this subspecies will be considerably larger than the upland bur oak. It has not been proven, but this subspecies may be resistant to the bur oak blight.
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These are bare root seedlings. The roots of some seedlings may be trimmed for ease of planting and packaging purposes.
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