Shingle Oak Trees It is an aesthetically versatile

It is an aesthetically versatile tree for streets and boulevards

and fall color

and improved adaptability and vigorous growth habits

This cultivar diverges from the Hedge Maple with its more upright branching habits

compact semi-dwarf makes a great low-maintenance city shade tree because of its fast and tidy growth

Shingle Oak Trees It is an aesthetically versatileThe Shingle Oak (Quercus imbricaria) is a large sized shade tree. Its form is more pyramidal when young but matures to have a symmetrical canopy with a conical rounded crown, upright upper branches, and wide spreading, sometimes drooping lower branches. Its foliage is glossy dark green and paler on the undersides with inconsistent fall color but sometimes turning handsome shades of yellow brown to red brown. These leaves can make it hard to