Netleaf Oak

Quercus Rugosa

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Overview

The Netleaf Oak (Quercus rugosa) is a robust, deciduous tree, notable for its deeply lobed, leathery leaves with a wrinkled texture. Thriving in USDA zones 7-10, it reaches heights of 30-50 feet with a similar canopy spread. This hardy species prefers full sun and adapts to various soil types, with moderate water needs. Its acorns attract wildlife, making it ideal for naturalistic landscapes and habitat restoration projects.

Sun Full, HalfWater LowZones 6–11Climate Temperate

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — notable for its deeply lobed

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Low
USDA zones: 6–11

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Fagaceae
Climate: Temperate

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Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — notable for its deeply lobed; which ranges from 3 to 6 inches in length

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — This hardy species prefers full sun and adapts to various soil types, with moderate water needs; offering dense shade with its

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — Its acorns attract wildlife, making it ideal for naturalistic landscapes and habitat restoration projects; allow ample space for

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — Thriving in USDA zones 7-10, it reaches heights of 30-50 feet with a similar canopy spread; leathery leaves with a wrinkled

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — scientifically known as Quercus rugosa; notable for its deeply lobed

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — is a robust deciduous tree notable for its adaptability and picturesque form; originating from high-altitude forests in the

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — Originating from high-altitude forests in the southwestern United States and parts of Central America; it also withstands urban

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — offering dense shade with its deep green; the Netleaf Oak (Quercus rugosa) is a robust

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — has a unique corrugated appearance with wavy margins; though it prefers well-draining sites

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — turning a rich golden-brown in the fall before shedding; tree for full or half

Netleaf Oak (Quercus Rugosa) — which ranges from 3 to 6 inches in length; is a robust deciduous tree notable for its adaptability and picturesque form

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