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Red Oak (Quercus
Borealis) |
| Location: 113 Leap Street |
| Caretakers: Georgetta and Robert Richars |
| Estimated Age: |
| Height: 50' |
| Trunk Circumference: 131" |
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| One of the most popular of all oaks for ornamental
planting. It transplants easily and grows vigorously.
It withstands city habitats, is clean in habit and makes
one of the best street or avenue trees. Most rapid
growing of all the oaks. |
| from " Trees for American Gardens" |
|
The Old Church Oak |