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Oak, American white / Quercus alba
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Geographic origins: Northern America, in the moist, continental climate.
Adult dimensions: Height up to 25 m, width up to 20 m.
Foliage: Deciduous.
Type of soil: Cool and moist.
Hardiness: Hardy up to -40°C. Dislikes pollution and sea sprays.
Exposure: Partial shade to full sun.
Properties and uses:
The American white Oak is found in its natural habitat, the humid, continental forests of northern America. It has a light grey, cracked bark and develops large, lateral branches when grown on its own. Its dark green foliage turns reddish-brown in the autumn.
In the Maryland, the oldest specimen was more than 450 years old before falling down during a violent storm. The white Oak is also the official tree of the Illinois state.
Planted on its own, in a park, the white Oak will be impressive. Avoid planting it near a building because of its strong roots.
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Plant grown in 1 liter pot
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