BUR OAK
Quercus macrocarpa
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5 gallon Potted - 5-6 ft tall
(SKU: 3537)
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List Price $185.00 Per Plant In Stock
7 gallon Potted - 6-8 ft tall
(SKU: 3837)
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List Price $260.00 Per Plant
15 gallon Potted - 6-8 ft tall
(SKU: 7130)
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List Price $360.00 Per Plant
25 gallon Potted - 8-10 ft tall
(SKU: 7145)
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List Price $410.00 Per Plant
10 gallon Potted - 6-8 ft tall
(SKU: 14872)
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List Price $310.00 Per Plant
3 gallon Potted - 4-5 ft tall
(SKU: 1136)
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List Price $140.00 Per Plant
Hardiness Zone: 3-8 · Mature Height: 60-80 Feet · Mature Spread: 60-80 Feet
Buy Bur Oak online. A very impressive and inspiring, large, deciduous tree. Pyramidal to oval with massive, pillar like trunk and long twisted branches. Adaptable to most soils and city conditions. Leaf color is a beautiful dark green in summer changing to yellow or yellow-green in fall.
Family: Fagaceae · Common Name: Oak
FREE with every plant purchased:
- The Sooner Guarantee: For details, click here!
- A pre-applied, pre-measured amount of time release fertilizer that keeps your plant well nourished for up to one year.
- Pre-hydrated Hydro-Gels are included in the top of each container to use when planting as they help retain soil moisture, and plants will establish more quickly with less transplant shock. Plants will also survive drought-like conditions and accidental missed waterings better.
- Planting and Care Instruction brochure.
- Catalogs of new and exciting plant brands, such as Garden Debut® and Proven Winners®.
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BUR OAK Plant Characteristics
Bark Type*
| • | Rough |
Brand*
| • | Oklahoma Proven |
Cultural Information*
| • | Leaf Scorch - High Resistance |
| • | Leaf Spot - Moderate Resistance |
| • | Powdery Mildew - High Resistance |
| • | Root Rot - Moderate Resistance |
Growth Rate*
| • | Medium |
Leaf Color Fall*
| • | Tan/Beige |
Leaf Color Spring*
| • | Green |
Leaf Color Summer*
| • | Green |
Leaf Type*
| • | Deciduous/Herbaceous |
Nature Assets*
| • | Attracts Birds |
Plant Type*
| • | Tree |
Preferred Soil Conditions*
| • | Adapts Well to Most Soil Types |
| • | Average |
| • | Drought Tolerant |
| • | Moist |
| • | Prefers Low pH (Acidic Soils) |
| • | Salt Tolerant |
| • | Tolerates Low pH (Acidic Soils) |
| • | Well-Drained |
Season of Interest*
| • | Fall |
| • | Late Spring/Early Summer |
| • | Late Summer/Early Autumn |
| • | Spring |
| • | Spring Flowering |
| • | Summer |
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BUR OAK Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips
Quercus is very easy to grow and adapts to most conditions. Feed once a year with a slow release fertilizer.
Interesting Notes About BUR OAK
Bur Oak is a true giant in the tree world. Large acorns are a good source of wildlife food. Photos Courtesy of OSU Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture and Sooner Plant Farm. Order now, supplies are limited. You will not be billed until tree is shipped.
Bryan - Oct 19, 2019
Texas (Hardiness Zone: 7)
We have one of these in our front yard. It's a fine shade tree, but that is not a good location because of the enormous, golf ball sized acorns. They are produced by the bushel some years. They're a serious hazard anywhere people walk. Every year we have one or more people fall. Be sure to plant somewhere that won't matter.