Quercus palustris, ‘Pin Oak’
$159.00
A native American oak known for its straight vertical trunk and with its leaves with pointed leaf tips. This is a fast growing and hardy native tree that also produces food for wildlife. It tolerates wet soil and is a very handsome specimen whether planted alone or in groups.
We grow these trees with a single straight central trunk to become the signature specimen and shape that the Pin Oak is known for.
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