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I highly doubt blackjack oak is hardy to zone 3, its pretty much a zone 6 oak.
Often found here in East Texas growing with Southern Red Oaks and Post Oaks. The leaves do resemble Water Oaks to a degree, but are larg...Read More
This tree is usually a small understory tree where I live. The leaves resemble water oak but are wider. The two are often confused. Black...Read More
Those are some great photos, Melody and Jeff.
The blackjack oak is another broad leafed deciduous oak that is native to Fl...Read More
One of the wonderful Red Oaks, the Blackjack is denoted by the large fan like leaves. The pointed tufts show that it is in the Red Oak fa...Read More