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Re: dwarf chinquapin oak -Reply

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thx. found it. but i see woodlanders says it grows to 6 feet and
arborvillage says it tops out at 7. you know anything more
definitive? and how do you have yours in the landscape? wd it work in
a small grouping on their lonesome or shd it be more of an understory
tree? 
craig black/bhg

>>> "Franklin F. Simpson" <frank@bedford.progress.com> - 1/7/98 7:22
PM >>>
I grow this.  It had a structural form that I find attractive.
It is tough and will tolerate dry exposed spots.  My
plants can from Woodlanders and Arborvillage Farm.
You might also try Oikos and Windrose.

-----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


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>
>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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