Quercus marcrocarpa
Hardier form of White Oak. Perhaps the largest of the original hardwoods remaining in Eastern Canada. Tolerant of pollution & varied soils. Survives maritime damp and prairie temperatures where its corky bark insulates it from grass fires. Rugged bole & convoluted limbs impart an elemental or Old Man of the Woods appearance.
| Hardiness Zone | 2b |
| Purchase Height | 60-80cm |
| Mature Height | 16m |