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Perfect Plants Shumard Oak Tree 4-5 ft. in a Grower's Pot Perfect for Attracting Deer THD10041
Perfect Plants Shumard Oak Tree 4-5 ft. in a Grower's Pot Perfect for Attracting Deer THD10041
Perfect Plants Shumard Oak Tree 4-5 ft. in a Grower's Pot Perfect for Attracting Deer THD10041
Perfect Plants Shumard Oak Tree 4-5 ft. in a Grower's Pot Perfect for Attracting Deer THD10041

Perfect Plants Shumard Oak Tree 4-5 ft. in a Grower's Pot Perfect for Attracting Deer THD10041 77534486

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Discover the Shumard Oak， a top recommendation for wildlife plantings， celebrated for heavy acorn crops with lengthy drop times from October to February， providing attraction and nutrition for almost half the year. Boasting a fast growth rate of about 2 feet per year， this deciduous tree matures into a broad， open-crowned beauty， reaching 40-60 feet tall and 30-40 feet wide. Thriving in zones 5 to 9， it's a favorite for whitetail deer hunters and arborists alike. Beyond its impressive shade， the Shumard Oak is an environmental hero， offering food and shelter for wildlife， air purification and ease of growth in any soil type. Adaptable to full Sun， it flaunts shiny green leaves in spring， acorns in late Summer and brilliant red-orange foliage in fall. Low maintenance and symbolizing strength， the Shumard Oak， with its resilience and versatility， is the perfect addition to your home， requiring minimal care and offering enduring beauty.
  • Shumard oak is one of the best producers of deer mass， heavy crops of large acorns with lengthy drop times from October to February， providing attraction and nutrition for almost half the year
  • With an average growth rate of about 2 ft. per year， the shumard oak is the fastest growing red oak， quickly maturing into a broad， open-crowned tree reaching impressive heights of 40-60 feet tall and 30-40 ft. wide
  • More than just a shade tree， shumard oak is an environmental hero， providing food and shelter for wildlife， contributing to air purification and adapting easily to any soil type
  • Shiny green lobed leaves in spring， decorative acorns in late Summer and brilliant red-orange foliage in fall make the shumard oak an impressive and stunning addition to your landscape， symbolizing strength and resilience with low maintenance
  • Support our nursery in North Florida， family owned since 1980
  • Shumard oak is one of the best producers of deer mass， heavy crops of large acorns with lengthy drop times from October to February， providing attraction and nutrition for almost half the year
  • With an average growth rate of about 2 ft. per year， the shumard oak is the fastest growing red oak， quickly maturing into a broad， open-crowned tree reaching impressive heights of 40-60 feet tall and 30-40 ft. wide
  • More than just a shade tree， shumard oak is an environmental hero， providing food and shelter for wildlife， contributing to air purification and adapting easily to any soil type
  • Shiny green lobed leaves in spring， decorative acorns in late Summer and brilliant red-orange foliage in fall make the shumard oak an impressive and stunning addition to your landscape， symbolizing strength and resilience with low maintenance
  • Support our nursery in North Florida， family owned since 1980

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