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All About Burr Oak Trees
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Summary: Learn all about Spanish oak trees with expert tips on growing oak trees from acorns in this free gardening video.
Travis Steglich is the owner and operator of the Steglich Feed and Farm Supply Store. His family before him has been serving the ranchers, farmers and gardeners of central Texas for...read more
"This is a Spanish Oak tree that grows well in Texas. They can get quite large up to 80 feet and get quite big enough where it takes couple of men to get around. They are native in the creek bottoms and areas where you can get a little water not so much anymore in the areas of Texas. The tree is quite well adapted and it makes a good shade tree as you can see from this one. It makes a high shade canopy and it is not susceptible to a lot of diseases that the other Oaks are susceptible to. They are well known in Texas as a yard shaped tree. "
eHow Article: All About Spanish Oak Trees
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