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The Nuttall Oak Tree, Quercus texana, has a good fall foliage color, and the new growth in the spring is brightly colored. The leaves are vibrant green, and will make a beautiful addition to your landscape. The Nuttall Oak Tree can grow as tall as 100 feet, and its fast growth makes it excellent to plant as yard specimen or it cities, parks, along sidewalks, and highways. The tree is found in wet areas in the Southern U.S. near swamps, lakes and rivers.

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4 of 5 Nutall Oak January 22, 2020
Reviewer: Jeffery Morton from JACKSONVILLE, NC United States  
Looked OK for bare root trees.

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5 of 5 Nuttall Oak May 23, 2019
Reviewer: Tom Ulrich from Farmersville , OH United States  
So happy to have this variety-  very nice!

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3 of 5 Too early to tell. February 11, 2017
Reviewer: Aaron Doss from Fort Worth, TX United States  
The tree I just planted. It's the 2-3' Nutall Oak. It's very fragile, so I don't know whether it'll survive or not. Time will tell. As far as the ordering process goes it was easy enough. I did think it was kind of ridiculous that the S&H was about 4 times as much as the product itself. Bottom line, if the tree survives it was worth it, if not it wasn't.

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