Quercus x undulata 'Tinnie' (Southwest Oak) Part sun Notes: This form has green

Notes:  This form has green variegated foliage

Notes: In the wild this species grows in an open position and does best when not planted in too much shade

foliage is 24" tall bloom spikes are up to 7' tall

Attributes:  Evergreen or deciduous

Attributes:  Deciduous

Quercus x undulata 'Tinnie' (Southwest Oak) Part sun Notes: This form has greenFamily: Fagaceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: New Mexico, Natural Hybrid; Q gambelii x Q. oblongifolia x Q. grisea. Soil: Average, Very drought tolerant Light: Sun, part sun Height: 15' 18' Bloom Time: Spring Attracts: NA Pest Resistance: Deer Attributes: Deciduous. Oblong, gray leaves with margin dentate with 2 4 mucronate teeth. Notes: Beautiful southwest native oak. Pot Size: Large Band Pot