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Quercus engelmannii (Multi) - Mesa Oak, Engelmann Oak

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Quercus engelmannii (Multi) is a distinguished addition to any landscape, commonly referred to as the Mesa or Engelmann Oak. With a commanding height of up to 70 feet, it paints a lush portrait of emerald elegance originating from its wide, irregular canopy, a home to leathery, gray-green leaves that mature into a stunning golden brown come fall. In the spring, this Californian native brings forth charming yellow-green catkins, which later give way to compact, round acorns that appeal to local wildlife. Not only a feast for the eyes, the Quercus engelmannii is a model of resilience. Flourishing in full sun exposure and well-drained soils, it displays impressive drought tolerance, making it both an aesthetically pleasing and practical choice for your garden. Whether it's to provide ample shade or to add a touch of timeless beauty, this tree proves itself to be a versatile addition that melds visual splendor with hardiness.

  • Size: Up to 20-70 feet tall
  • Flowers: Yellow-green catkins in spring
  • Foliage: Leathery, gray-green leaves that turn golden brown in fall
  • Water usage: Low (Drought-tolerant)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Wildlife attraction: Produces acorns that attract local wildlife
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