Shingle Oak

Botanical Name: Quercus imbricaria (Shingle)

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About Shingle Oak

A large, native tree suitable for lawns, parks and commercial sites. Its leaves turn russet-red in autumn and often persist into winter, providing a screen or wind break. It is very adaptable to many soil conditions and grows well in the Tri-state area.

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Plant Details

Common Name:

Shingle Oak

Leaf Color:

Green

Leaf Fall Color

Brown and Red

Bloom Time:

Apr

Sun Exposure:

Likes Sun

Growth Rate:

Slow

Mature Shape:

Rounded

Mature Height:

40ft to 60ft

Mature Width:

40ft to 60ft

Attributes:

Attracts Birds