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Botanical Name
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Quercus texana
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Description
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Easily grown deciduous shade tree that is perfect for home landscapes. Develops a broad crown as it matures. Leaves are glossy dark green and turn orange-red in fall. Grows well in alkaline soils and is drought tolerant. Smaller than Shumard Red Oak.
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Exposure
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Full Sun
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Height x Width
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50-60' H x 40-50' W
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Water
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Water regularly until established.
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Zones
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Zones 8-11
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Fertilization
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Fertilize in spring with a well-balanced fertilizer.
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Pruning
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Little pruning is needed. Prune as needed to remove broken or mis-directed branches.
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