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,, pumila |Spreading | ,, ,, ,, |Eastern United
|shrub 10 | |States
|ft. | |
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,, reticulata |Evergreen |Hardy only in South and |New Mexico and
|shrub 10 |West of England |Arizona
|ft. | |
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,, *rubra |Tree 60 to |Ordinary soil and |North America
(Champion Oak) |80 ft. |position; brilliant Autumn|
| |colour; very handsome |
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,, serrata |Tree 20 to |Ordinary soil and position|China and Japan
|30 ft. | |
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,, sessiliflora |Tree 60 ft.| ,, ,, ,, |Europe, West
| | |Asia
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,, ,, and |Trees | ,, ,, ,, |Garden forms
varieties |various | |
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,, ,, stellata |Tree 50 ft.| ,, ,, ,, |United States
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,, Suber (Cork Oak)|Evergreen |Rather more tender than |South Europe,
|tree 25 ft.|the Holm Oak (gives the |North Africa
| |cork of commerce) |
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,, Toza (Syn. Q. |Tree 30 ft.|Ordinary soil and position|South-west
Tauzin) | | |Europe
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,, Turneri (Syn. |Sub- | ,, ,, ,, |Garden origin
Q. austriaca |evergreen | |
sempervirens, Q. |tree 40 to | |
glandulifera) |50 ft. | |
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,, undulata |Tree 20 ft.|Ordinary soil and |Western North
| |sheltered spot |America
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