Rare & Uncommon Oaks30 plants for “oak”
Scrub oaks, coastal-plain post oaks and southern white oaks you will not find at a garden center.
Thirty oaks, from shrub oaks of scrub and deep sand to canopy oaks of bottomland. Six are shrub oaks of 20 feet or less, among them dwarf chinquapin oak and bear oak. The sand post oak and the Delta post oak are post oaks of deep sand and of bottomland. Oglethorpe oak and overcup oak are big white oaks of wet ground. Every one is offered as a sapling and as acorns to sow, and the group covers USDA zones 3 to 10 depending on the species. Saplings ship while dormant, in spring and fall. Acorns ship whenever they are in stock, and white-oak-group acorns should be planted the week they arrive.
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- Rare Oak Collection Bundle
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