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      • Agriculture Resources
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    • Cover Crop Seed Program
    • Drainage
    • Financial Assistance/Cost Share Programs >
      • Invasives Cost Share
      • Landscape Callery Pear Removal Grants
    • Invasive Species >
      • Invasive Trade In Program
      • Landscape Callery Pear Removal Grants
      • Hamilton County Invasives Partnership
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    • Fall Native Sale
    • Rain Barrel Info & Sales
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      • Well Capping
      • Well Water Testing
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    • Backyard Conservation
    • Landscape with natives
    • Urban Agriculture >
      • Micro-Irrigation
      • Donate Your Vegetables
      • Garden Resources
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    • Stormwater Landscape Maintenance Training
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Red Oak

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Red Oak

Quercus rubra


Type: Medium/Large tree

Sun Needs: Full sun

Soil Moisture: Dry-Medium

Mature Size(ft): 50-75 x 50-75

Bloom Time: May

Growth Rate: Medium

Estimated size at delivery: 4-5

Container size: 3 gallon


Where It Works Well

• Tolerates wet soils and urban conditions

• Parks and urban landscapes

• Large-scale restoration


Ecological benefits:

• Supports over 500 species of caterpillars and other insects

• Provides acorns for birds, deer, and small mammals


Other info:

Prefers well drained acidic soils, needs ample space. Tolerates pollution, compacted soils, drought & salt spray though not flooding. Tolerate: Drought, Dry Soil, Black Walnut, Air Pollution

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Pick Up ASAP from the SWCD office. Monday -Friday 8am-4:30pm.


We guarantee a healthy specimen will be supplied at pick up. Due to variations in planting, site conditions and care, no guarantee or refunds will be given after tree pick up. Remember, you are investing in quality root stock vs vigorous above ground leafing or height. The provided estimated heights at delivery are not guaranteed.


Photos: Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder

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