Key Facts:
Scientific Name: Quercus ellipsoidalis
Common Name: Northern Pin Oak
Family: Fagaceae (Beech family)
Height: 40-60 feet at maturity
Spread: 30-50 feet
Leaf Color: Green turning red or bronze in fall
Growth Habit: Broad, spreading canopy
Sunlight: Prefers full sun
Soil Preference: Well-drained soil; tolerant of various soil types
Water Needs: Moderate; prefers consistent moisture
Uses: Shade tree, large landscapes, urban environments
Pest and Disease Resistance: Generally pest-free and disease-resistant
Why You Will Love Northern Pin Oak
Northern Pin Oak offers a majestic presence in your landscape with its broad, spreading canopy and vibrant fall color. Its robust structure and adaptability to different soil types make it a versatile choice for large gardens and urban areas. The tree provides ample shade and aesthetic appeal throughout the seasons, with striking fall foliage that adds a dramatic touch to any outdoor space. Enjoy the grandeur and durability of Northern Pin Oak, which enhances your landscape with its elegant form and seasonal beauty.
Northern Pin Oak
Northern Pin Oak is a robust and attractive deciduous tree known for its distinctive foliage and broad, spreading canopy. This variety of Quercus ellipsoidalis typically grows 40-60 feet in height and 30-50 feet in spread, making it an excellent choice for large landscapes and urban areas. The tree features deeply lobed leaves with a rich green color that turns a striking red or bronze in the fall. Northern Pin Oak is valued for its strong structure, adaptability to a variety of soil types, and tolerance to urban conditions.
