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Jack Oak (Quercus x jackiana) - Zone 4
Jack Oak (Quercus x jackiana) - Zone 4
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Quercus x jackiana: A natural hybrid of the white oak and the bur oak, Jack oak was first observed near Châteauguay by a certain Mr. Jack in 1894. The acorns of this tree are slightly bitter and low in tannins.
Habitat
Habitat
Jack oak is adaptable to sandy, loamy, and clay soils, provided they are well-drained and slightly acidic. They prefer moist, medium-textured soils, but can tolerate dry soils once established. They prefer full sun at maturity and partial shade when young.
Wood
Wood
While its parent species are known to provide quality wood for cabinetry and flooring, too little information is available about Jack Oak. Given that this cross is derived from white oak and swamp white oak, it is expected that Quercus jackiana will express a blend of their characteristics.
Size and habit
Size and habit
A large tree, it can grow from 12 to 29 meters tall and 9 to 30 meters wide.
Pollination
Pollination
This self-sterile tree is wind-pollinated. Another white oak family tree is needed to pollinate it.
Source
Source
Our seeds come from the Montérégie-Ouest region.
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