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Description
Description
Northern Pin Oak is a hardy native oak known for its adaptability, attractive form, and spectacular red fall color. It is particularly well suited to sandy, acidic soils but is more tolerant of heavy soils and alkaline conditions than traditional Pin Oak, making it a versatile choice for a variety of landscape settings.
Young trees have a naturally conical shape that gradually develops into a broad, rounded oval canopy as the tree matures. Glossy green foliage provides attractive summer interest before turning brilliant shades of red in fall.
Northern Pin Oak makes an excellent specimen tree for lawns, boulevards, parks, and larger landscapes. Its native heritage and adaptability make it a dependable choice for Midwest landscapes.
- Mature Height: 60 feet
- Mature Width: 45 feet
- Shape: Conical when young, broad oval at maturity
- Sun Requirements: Full sun
- Foliage: Glossy green
- Fall Color: Red
- Soil Preference: Adaptable; performs well in sandy, acidic soils and tolerates heavier, more alkaline soils
- Hardiness Zone: 3–6
A beautiful native oak that combines a strong landscape form with excellent adaptability and spectacular red fall color.