Chinquapin Oak notepad Fragrant Sumac thrives in dry

Fragrant Sumac thrives in dry to medium

just remember to keep them safe from heavy winter moisture and give them a cozy spot in winter

rocky and alkaline soils

These leaves are smaller than those of the American Elm

Chinquapin Oak notepad Fragrant Sumac thrives in dryQuercus muehlenbergii Also known as Chinkapin Oak, Chinquapin Oak, Chestnut Oak, Yellow Chestnut Oak, Rock Chestnut Oak, Yellow Oak, Rock Oak Quercus muehlenbergii, often lovingly referred to as Chinquapin (or Chinkapin) oak, is a delightful medium sized deciduous oak from the white oak family. It typically reaches heights of 40 60' (and occasionally 80') and boasts an open, rounded crown. This beautiful species is native to central and eastern North