Quercus muehlenbergii / Chinkapin oak

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Type:
Native Habitat:
Light: full sun to full shade
Soil: dry to medium well drained rich soil
Growth: 60’ tall and wide
Bloom:
Spread:
Faunal interaction:

Additional info: Acorn: smaller acorn that can be eaten after the toxic tannins are removed Excellent shade tree. Leaves look a bit different than other oak trees as they have smaller lobes. When planting oaks, it is best to plant native plant garden beds underneath the tree so as to create a better habitat for the over 500 species of insects that oak trees attract. [[File:2494-Quercus muehlenbergii-Arb.Brno-8.12.JPG|2494-Quercus muehlenbergii-Arb.Brno-8.12]]

Type:
Native Habitat:
Light: full sun to full shade
Soil: dry to medium well drained rich soil
Growth: 60’ tall and wide
Bloom:
Spread:
Faunal interaction:

Additional info: Acorn: smaller acorn that can be eaten after the toxic tannins are removed Excellent shade tree. Leaves look a bit different than other oak trees as they have smaller lobes. When planting oaks, it is best to plant native plant garden beds underneath the tree so as to create a better habitat for the over 500 species of insects that oak trees attract. [[File:2494-Quercus muehlenbergii-Arb.Brno-8.12.JPG|2494-Quercus muehlenbergii-Arb.Brno-8.12]]