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Quercus fusiformis - Escarpment Live Oak

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Quercus fusiformis is more than just a tree, it's a symbol of enduring magnificence and resilience. Affectionately known as the Escarpment Live Oak, this majestic infrastructure of nature, with a remarkable height of up to 50 feet, dominates the landscape with its broad, irregular canopy and dense foliage detailed in an elegant dark green. More than just a feast for the eyes, the Oak's glossy, oblong leaves cast a refreshing shade even in the fiercest sun, creating a sanctuary of cool beneath its presence. Its sturdy, furrowed bark offers pleasing textual contrast, adding character and charm to your outdoor space. Hailing from the southern-central regions of North America, this semi-evergreen is an epitome of adaptability. Whether your landscape offers rich loam or challenging clay, rest assured, the Escarpment Live Oak will thrive with impressive grace. After establishment, it flaunts impressive drought-resistance, making it a practical choice for environments familiar with water scarcity. Remarkably resistant to oak wilt, this sturdy tree not only maintains its own health but also contributes positively to your area's ecosystem, serving as a generous provider of food and shelter for local wildlife. In every sense, the Escarpment Live Oak is a testament to natures tenacious will and exquisite beauty.

  • Size: Up to 50 feet tall
  • Foliage: Dense, dark green leaves
  • Water usage: Low (drought-tolerant once established)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Resistant: Resistant to oak wilt and adaptable to various soil types
  • Wildlife Friendly: Provides food and shelter for numerous wildlife species
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