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19.50 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996M - Available
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18.95 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996Q - Available
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17.95 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996N - Available
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16.95 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996R - Available
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7.45 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996J - Available
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6.95 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996JK - Available
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6.45 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996L - Available
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5.95 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996k - Available
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5.45 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
9996j - Available
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4.95 € Bur oak - Quercus macrocarpa
996jB - Available
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0.40 € FERTILISER
9996A - Available
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- Description
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Area of origin : East of North America, up to 1000m (1094yds) and more. Introduced into Europe in 1795.
Adult Dimensions : Height up to 37 m (121,4'), width up to 20 m (65,6').
Foliage : Deciduous.
Soil Type : All.
Hardiness : Tolerant up to -20°C.
Exposure : Full light.
Speed of growth : from 60cm (23,6") to 1m (39,4") each year in the early years!
Properties and uses:
The acorns of this oak tree can measure up to 6cm (2,3") long and 4cm (1,6") in diameter! The leaves can measure from 10 – 45cm (3,9 – 17,7") long and up to 16cm (6,2") wide! A massive shade tree this tree is rounded and spreading. The higher stems are erect but those in the middle and lower down are horizontal and twisted. The wood is very strong and resistant, it is used for making furniture, floors and boats. It is also used in barrel making. The Burr Oak is very tolerant of urban environments and can be found growing down long streets in North America. - Related Categories
Oak, bur
Plant grown in 1,3 liter container - Height of plant: 30/40 cm (12/16").
Author: Planfor
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Oak, bur
Plant grown in 1,3 liter container - Height of plant: 30/40 cm (12/16").
Author: Planfor
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Oak, bur
Co-National Champion bur oak, McBaine MO. It takes 5 people to get their arms around the trunk of this 200+-yr-old specimen
Oak, bur
Co-National Champion bur oak, McBaine MO. It takes 5 people to get their arms around the trunk of this 200+-yr-old specimen
Oak, bur
Oak, bur
Large acorns with a US Quarter to show just how big they are.
Oak, bur
University of Kentucky Arboretum, Lexington, United States
Oak, bur
Oak, bur
