Description
Also ‘Burr Oak’
- Offers dense shade
- Tolerates pollution and heat stress
- Features alternating leaves that are 6–12″ long with 5–9 lobes separated about halfway down by a pair of particularly deep sinuses
- Yields acorns that are larger than most others, with a conspicuously fringed cap that extends about halfway down the nut
- Lives for more than 200–300 years
- Is also known as the mossycup oak
- Grows in a rounded shape
