Concordia Oak

quercus X introgressa

Description

A naturally occurring three-way hybrid of the Chinquapin Oak, Dwarf Chinquapin Oak and Swamp White Oak. They grow very quickly. Concordia Oaks have been observed producing acorns within five years. They have a big, bushy span that creates a lot of shade. They produce a sweet acorn deer like to eat. Grown from seed collected from Concordia Mo.

Uses

This species can be commonly used for reforestation. Wildlife benefits are food and cover.