what kind of oak tree is this?
03-26-2007, 02:29 PM
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RE: what kind of oak tree is this?
well i went yesterday and planted 6 of these oaks and right after i planted them it started to drizzle and then i think it constantly rained all night so they will have plenty of water atleast
03-27-2007, 11:53 AM
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RE: what kind of oak tree is this?
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I don't know if they grow in Texas, but it looks like a Burr Oak to me.
We have them in Pa. When you find out for sure,post it or PM me. I'm curious.
I don't know if they grow in Texas, but it looks like a Burr Oak to me.
We have them in Pa. When you find out for sure,post it or PM me. I'm curious.
03-27-2007, 02:45 PM
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RE: what kind of oak tree is this?
ORIGINAL: the kidd
well her are some piks of some oak trees that started growing in my front yard...i am planning on transplanting them to the ranch where i hunt..i moved them from the ground into these pots today there are still like 10 more in the ground but i just wanted to know what kind of oak trees these are..thank you
well her are some piks of some oak trees that started growing in my front yard...i am planning on transplanting them to the ranch where i hunt..i moved them from the ground into these pots today there are still like 10 more in the ground but i just wanted to know what kind of oak trees these are..thank you
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03-27-2007, 07:16 PM
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RE: what kind of oak tree is this?
Its a Swamp Oak, one of the first pictures shown was a pin oak. But when you went and got the leaves and got a close up of them those leaves were from a different tree than the first picture you posted
04-10-2007, 08:47 PM
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RE: what kind of oak tree is this?
trophy taker the leaves were the same leaves that i scanned...i finall found out what kind of oak it is....it is called a shumard oak...i planted about 16 this past weeek end
04-11-2007, 06:21 PM
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RE: what kind of oak tree is this?
Hello Kidd; if you check the links that I attached before the bark looks a lot closer to the Nuttal oak. Why do you say it's a Shumard (that link is there too)?
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04-12-2007, 07:51 PM
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RE: what kind of oak tree is this?
the other day i asked my niegbor about the trees he had in his front yard he told me the story behind them and then he noted that they were shumard a type of red oak......and well long story but if 30 of those plants were in my yard i would think they were from his trees.....and also those aare young trres as they get older the bark darkens