Quercus palustris

Widely planted throughout the eastern US because it tolerates wet sites and disturbed, compacted soils. Pin Oak is sometimes seen with chlorotic foliage caused by iron deficiency in high pH soils. In such areas, Quercus ellipsoidalis is a superior landscape choice, better adapted to limestone soils.

Plant Details

Common Name Pin Oak
Growth Habit Tree
Hardiness Zone 4–8
Mature Height 60'-70'
Mature Width 40'-50'
Flowering Season Spring
Flower Color Insignificant
Foliage Color Green
Fall Color Red
Plant Features Native to North America

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