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Bur Oak

Quercus macrocarpa
The Bur Oak is native to the Black Hills region of Wyoming. It is slow to establish focusing on root establishment before putting on a lot of canopy growth. Once established the Bur Oak can put on amazing amount of growth if given the proper care. It’s long-lived and branches rarely fail from ice or snow loads making this an excellent choice for Cheyenne. It is very drought tolerant and adaptable to a wide range of soil types.
Height
70 feet
Spread
70 feet
Shape
Round Tree Shape
Growth Speed
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Flowers
Seeds
Fruit
Fruit Type
Burs
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Bur Oak

Quercus macrocarpa
The Bur Oak is native to the Black Hills region of Wyoming. It is slow to establish focusing on root establishment before putting on a lot of canopy growth. Once established the Bur Oak can put on amazing amount of growth if given the proper care. It’s long-lived and branches rarely fail from ice or snow loads making this an excellent choice for Cheyenne. It is very drought tolerant and adaptable to a wide range of soil types.
Height
70 feet
Spread
70 feet
Shape
Round Tree Shape
Growth Speed
Slow Growth Speed Icon
Flowers
Seeds
Fruit
Fruit Type
Burs
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