Bur Oak
Planted 2008
This oak variety is elegant with its tall, broad, and open-crowned shape. Its name comes from the burs that cover the rims of its acorns. The Bur Oak's leathery-green leaves turn yellow in the fall.
| Height | Width | Zone | Growth Rate | Water Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 70-80 ft. | 70-80 ft. | 3-8 | Medium | Low |
Leaf
Green leaves with multiple smooth lobes.
Fruit
Acorns.
Flower
Insignificant.
Advantages
Drought tolerant and adapts to a variety of soil conditions.
Disadvantages
Acorns can be messy.
Bur Oak Tree