Quercus shumardii ~ Shumard Oak black-leaf May also be sold as

May also be sold as 'Crispin'

Susceptible to southern pine beetle and pine engraver beetle

2’ - 3’

low branching rounded habit when young and become more tree-like as it matures

COMPANION PLANTS:  Spiraea

Quercus shumardii ~ Shumard Oak black-leaf May also be sold asShumard Oak is a mid sized native deciduous tree with a pyramidal habit in youth and a broad rounded crown in maturity. The shiny toothed deep green foliage is deeply lobed and turns reddish brown in fall. The acorns are not produced until the 25th year. Best grown in full sun and rich, acidic well drained soils. Tolerates wet soils. Type: Tree Origins: Southeast N. America; GA Native Height: 40 60 Spread: 30 40 Spacing: 35 USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 9