Gambel Oak

Quercus Gambelii

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Overview

The Gambel Oak (Quercus gambelii) is a deciduous tree native to the southwestern United States. Its rounded canopy reaches up to 30 feet tall and wide, with lobed leaves turning brilliant yellow to red in fall. Adaptable to various soils, it thrives in USDA Zone 4-9 and prefers full sun to partial shade. Drought-tolerant once established, it's perfect for naturalistic designs, offering habitat value with its acorns for wildlife.

Sun FullWater LowZones 4–10Climate Mediterranean

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — The Gambel Oak (Quercus gambelii) is a deciduous tree native to the southwestern United States

Culture

Sun: Full
Water: Low
USDA zones: 4–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Fagaceae
Climate: Mediterranean

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Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — it's perfect for naturalistic designs; rustic charm to the design

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — with lobed leaves turning brilliant yellow to red in fall; delivering year-round interest

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — offering habitat value with its acorns for wildlife; it's perfect for naturalistic designs

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — is a deciduous tree native to the central and western United States; tree for full

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — This oak species is particularly admired for its adaptability and picturesque growth habit; offering habitat value with its

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — scientifically known as Quercus gambelii; turning a striking gold to crimson hue in the fall

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — This seasonal color transformation provides a visually captivating display; it exhibits drought tolerance once established

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — turning a striking gold to crimson hue in the fall; scientifically known as Quercus gambelii

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — Its leaves are deeply lobed and typically measure 2 to 5 inches long; the Gambel Oak (Quercus gambelii) is a deciduous tree

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — Gambel Oak has a rounded crown that offers dense shade; this seasonal color transformation provides a visually captivating

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — The acorns produced are a food source for various birds and mammals; is a deciduous tree native to the central and western

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — the Gambel Oak provides a hardy; the acorns produced are a food source for various birds and mammals

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — It exhibits drought tolerance once established, making it suitable for regions with water restrictions; its rounded canopy

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — delivering year-round interest; with lobed leaves turning brilliant yellow to red in fall

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — rustic charm to the design; this oak species is particularly admired for its adaptability and picturesque growth habit

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — The Gambel Oak (Quercus gambelii) is a deciduous tree native to the southwestern United States; adaptable to, image 41

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — Its rounded canopy reaches up to 30 feet tall and wide; gambel Oak has a rounded crown that offers dense shade, image 42

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — tree for full; the Gambel Oak provides a hardy

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — with lobed leaves turning brilliant yellow to red in fall; delivering year-round interest, image 43

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — Adaptable to various soils, it thrives in USDA Zone 4-9 and prefers full sun to partial shade; drought-tolerant, image 44

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — Drought-tolerant once established; its leaves are deeply lobed and typically measure 2 to 5 inches long, image 45

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — it's perfect for naturalistic designs; rustic charm to the design, image 46

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — offering habitat value with its acorns for wildlife; it's perfect for naturalistic designs, image 47

Gambel Oak (Quercus Gambelii) — This oak species is particularly admired for its adaptability and picturesque growth habit; offering habitat value, image 50

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