Description
Description from Possibility Place: One of the more common in our urban landscapes, unfortunately, it is almost always misplaced. Pin Oak loves wet feet. In fact, when we find it in the wild, it is always near a water course, on the flood-plain or in a wet depression of some kind. The yellowing of the leaves during the mid-summer months is usually due to it being placed on a site that is not suitable. The form of Pin Oak is quite nice. Its lower limbs hang low, and its crown is tightly branched. The red, yellow and orange fall colors can be stunning, but if the tree is not placed properly, it goes straight to a light brown. We resisted growing this oak for years, having the opinion that there were not native populations left in our area. We have since found a few populations and see a need for it in our native landscapes. If you’re looking for an oak for a wet yard or by a pond, you can use this oak.
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