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Shingle Oak
Quercus imbricaria
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Shingle Oak form
Size:

Small

Medium
Size: large
Large
Exposure/ Light Requirements:
Full Shade not required.
Full Shade
Full Sun required.
Full Sun
Partial Sun/Shade not required.
Partial Sun/Shade
Hardiness Zone: 5 - 8 
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Mature Height: 50-60 Feet
Features: Yellow brown to russet fall color; form.
Culture: Full sun; prefers moist, well drained soils, but can also tolerate dryness; tolerant of alkaline soil pH.
Mature Form: Pyramidal to oval
Native To: United States (and Illinois)
Soil Conditions:
Soil condition: DryDry
Soil condition: Moist, Well-DrainedMoist, Well-Drained
Wet
Tolerance:
Tolerance: Alkaline SoilAlkaline Soil
Tolerance: Dry SitesDry Sites
Tolerance: SaltSalt
Soil Compaction
Wet Sites
Tolerance: WindWind
Uses:
Massing
Patio
Screen
Use for: Shade.Shade
Use for: Specimen.Specimen
Street
Wind Break
Foliage Color: Green
 
Fall Foliage Color: Brown
Orange
Yellow
 
Additional Notes: Has a taproot , but can be transplanted more easily than other taprooted oaks.