Closely related to Pin Oak, this tree shares many positive attributes and is also more tolerant of dry and alkaline soils. Also known as Hill’s Oak, its native range is the northern midwest, but it can be used more widely.
Quercus ellipsoidalis
Northern Pin Oak
USDA Zone: 4
Height: 55′
Spread: 40′
Description:
Shape
Broadly pyramidal to oval
Foliage
Green
