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Sat, Feb 4, 12 at 12:50
| Does it exists? Is there a hybrid somewhere that would combine Quercus alba or Quercus macrocarpa hardiness with Quercus michauxii giant acorns? |
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| drdna: I think there is a hybrid between Q. alba and Q. michauxii, called beadles oak. I don't think the acorns are unusually large, but the tree is supposed to be very fast growing and gets rather large. --spruce |
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| Quercus Macrocarpa is known to have big acorns. Look on Oikos tree crops web site, it may help you or not, but worth a gander. |
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| I forgot to mention Mossy oak natives nursery also has hybrids of oaks. |
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