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Bur Oak
Quercus macrocarpa
Bur Oak is a majestic, large deciduous tree prized for its size, rugged beauty, and adaptability.
About Bur Oak and growing it in Alberta
Thriving in varied soils and urban conditions, it suits streets, parks, and expansive yards. Its broad crown and deep roots withstand drought, poor soil, and pollution. Deeply lobed leaves turn golden-brown in fall, offering shade and seasonal colour. Undemanding, it supports wildlife and improves air quality. Occasional pests or diseases may occur.
Plant Specifications
- Zone: 2
- Height: 15 metres
- Spread: 8 metres
Features of Bur Oak
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Full Sun
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Drought Resilient
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Salt Tolerant
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Attracts Birds
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Attracts Pollinators
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Winter Interest
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Erosion Control
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Native Plant
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