Quercus acutissima
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| Height: 40' to 50' (40' at age
30) Width: 35' to 55' (45' at age 30) |
Availble in these trunk diameters: 1.5" 134.95 2" 164.95 2.5" 194.95 3" 274.95 |
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| Crown: medium-course texture, broadly conical changing to broadly ovate |
| Foliage: lustrous green glossy leaves, resembling chestnut leaves |
| Flowers: slender golden male catkins |
| Fruit: medium sized acorns |
| Description: Conical and dense when young, becoming broad with wide-spreading branches. Medium growth rate. Bark becomes deeply ridged with age |
| Advantages: great for city conditions, does well in less space than most other oaks. Rarely has any insect or disease problems |
