Pin Oak Seedlings - Package of 100

$139.99

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Fall (End Of October) Spring 2024

Size

6-18"

Pin Oak Seedlings - Package of 100

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Ships:

7-10 Days

heightmaturity
Height at Maturity:

Over 25 Feet

exposure
Exposure:

Full Sun

zone
Planting Zones:

4-8

Usage
Usage:

Shade

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Shipped As:

Bare-root

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Can Not Ship To:

LA. MO. SD. NE. PA. OR. MS. IN. TN. NY

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Lovely Arp
I LOVE THIS TREE

The shipping was fast and the packaging was great. And the trees are amazing. Also beautiful colors.

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Crystal Ladd
Pin Oak Seedlings

Looks great in my gardens! Very pleased with this plant.

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Sara Jennings
Pin Oak Tree

an excellent product

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Kristi Leroy
Pin Oak Seedlings

these are great all doing good so far

$139.99

Ship

Fall (End Of October) Spring 2024

Size

6-18"

Description Reviews

Pin Oak Seedlings

Pin Oak Seedlings: TN Nursery offers pin oak seedlings to any homeowner or landscaper who wishes to invest in a more significant number of these trees at an excellent value.

Quercus palustris, the common pin oak tree, is a deciduous shade tree in wide use across the United States. It is prevalent due to its stately size, shady canopy, and carefree and healthy nature.

The pin oak tree is a native species of North America. It comes from the densely forested areas of Canada, New England, and the northern U.S. northern. Despite originating in a cooler climate, the pin oak is heat tolerant and flourishes in the summer heat of the upper southern states and across the southern plains.

Some refer to pin oak seedlings as swamp oak and Spanish swamp oak seedlings.

Pin Oak Seedlings Will Quickly Become Self-Sufficient and Require Little Care

Pin oak is relatively carefree, especially if you give it a little TLC when you plant it. Find a full-sun or partial-sunshine location and give it plenty of elbow room to spread out eventually.

Provide an inch to two of water each week during the early growing seasons. It will become drought tolerant as it grows and strengthens.

Feed the soil fertile woodsy contents like what you'd find on a forest floor. Think hardwood mulch, organic compost, shredded leaves, or a scoop of peat moss. Add a generous scoop of this material when you plant and keep it around the tree as it grows.

Your Pin Oak Seedlings Will Develop into Lovely Shade Trees

Pin oak seedlings will mature to a grand height of seventy feet and might have a trunk as big as three feet in diameter. As it gets tall, the canopy will form a somewhat rounded triangle shape but will become fuller at the top upon maturation. The bark will become gray or light brown and have a slightly red tinge.

The leaves of your pin oak seedlings will grow to inches long. They will develop an elliptic shape with five lobes. The color will be green and glossy. In the fall, they will usually present burgundy or deep red foliage.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 5 reviews
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(5)
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R
RCALCATERRA
pin oak seedlings

received in good shape.plants look good

We spotted your 5-star review. Wow! Thank you so much for trusting us, and we can’t wait to help you again in the future.

L
Lovely Arp
I LOVE THIS TREE

The shipping was fast and the packaging was great. And the trees are amazing. Also beautiful colors.

Hearing how much you love our trees has brightened up our day! Thank you for the great review you left us, and for choosing to shop with us!

C
Crystal Ladd
Pin Oak Seedlings

Looks great in my gardens! Very pleased with this plant.

S
Sara Jennings
Pin Oak Tree

an excellent product

K
Kristi Leroy
Pin Oak Seedlings

these are great all doing good so far