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Quercus polymorpha - Monterrey Oak

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Quercus polymorpha is more commonly known as the Monterrey Oak, a remarkable tree species known for its majesty and resilience. As a member of the prestigious Fagaceae family, this grand deciduous tree shows a swift growth trend, maturing at an impressive height of 40 to 60 feet and a rich canopy spread of up to 60 feet. It unfurls sparkling, olive-green leaves year-round in milder climates, contributing to its lush look. The Monterrey Oak is not just about looks - it reveals attractive catkin flowers every spring. Deemed highly drought-tolerant, it's a reliable pick for xeriscaping projects or bolstering suburban landscapes. This tree shines in full sun to partial shade, and carries a powerful resistance against oak wilt. Remarkably adaptable to various soil types, it also doubles as an inviting habitat for several bird species, truly providing a harmonious blend of aesthetics and functionality for any landscape. Sow the Monterrey Oak and watch your garden metamorphose into a haven of natural beauty and diverse ecology. At once sturdy and stunning, this tree lends a substantial, yet effortless charm to any landscape design venture.

  • Size: 40 to 60 feet tall with a spread of up to 60 feet
  • Flowers: Produces catkin flowers in spring
  • Foliage: Glossy, olive-green leaves retained year-round in milder climates
  • Water usage: Low, drought tolerant
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Additional features: Resistant to oak wilt, provides habitat for various bird species, excellent for xeriscaping projects and robust suburban landscapes.
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