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Quercus fusiformis (Standard) - Escarpment Live Oak

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Quercus fusiformis (Standard) is an esteemed tree, conveniently known as the Escarpment Live Oak, that transforms any landscape with its stately presence. This robust evergreen tree, flourishing year-round, thrives in full to partial sunlight, and is revered for its glossy, dark green leaves that contribute to a densely-packed, sweeping canopy. Able to reach soaring heights of 40-60 feet, it provides an impressive monument of natural beauty. In the vibrant bloom of Spring, enjoy the delicate spectacle of its yellow-green catkins, which gracefully give way to slightly sweet, bell-shaped acorns in the fall. These acorns serve as a delightful attractor for a variety of wildlife, bringing lively biodiversity to your space. With its intrinsic drought tolerance and adaptability to various soil types, the Escarpment Live Oak offers the perfect blend of low-maintenance care and enduring grandeur. This Texas native is a testament to hardiness in the face of adversity, offering utility, beauty, and the promise of longevity.

  • Size: Up to 40-60 feet tall
  • Flowers: Yellow-green catkins bloom in spring
  • Foliage: Glossy, dark green leaves
  • Water usage: Drought-tolerant
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial sun
  • Attracts Wildlife: Produces acorns that attract a variety of wildlife
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