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Re: dwarf chinquapin oak

Two other small tough oaks are Q. marylandica 
(Blackjack Oak) and Q. illicifolia (Bear Oak).  Marylandica
is probably not hardy in Nebraska but does OK here in
middle Z5.  Bear Oak is native into Maine.  I suspect
it will do fine in at least Z4.

-----Original Message-----
From: Craig Black <cblack@mdp.com>
To: woodyplants@mallorn.com <woodyplants@mallorn.com>
Date: Wednesday, January 07, 1998 2:15 PM
Subject: dwarf chinquapin oak


>** High Priority **
>
>i was quite intrigued by a squib in american gardener about a nebraska
>statewide arboretum program publicizing plants "that will stand up to
>the rigors of gardening in the great plains." one of the plants they
>recommend is quercus prinoides, a dwarf chinquapin oak, "a
>12-foot-tall species native from Kanas to nebraska to new york."
>anybody have any experience with or knowledge of? know a retail
>source? i can't even find seeds ...
>craig black/bh&g
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