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Quercus alvordiana

Eastmans Oak.

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Quercus alvordiana, Eastmans Oak with a mass of leaves. - grid24_24
Quercus alvordiana, Eastmans Oak with a mass of leaves. - grid24_24
A Quercus alvordiana woodland in the Temblor range. The trees are about 30 ft tall and wide.. - grid24_24
 Quercus alvordiana, Eastmans Oak. - grid24_24
Quercus alvordiana, Eastmans Oak. play movie
A tree form of scrub oak. A semi-evergreen tree to 15-20 ft.. Native to inner coastal areas of central Calif.. A tough, small tree, ideal for smaller gardens. It is fast compared to blue oak. We have had it grow 2ft. a year. It grows in areas that normally get 7-12 inches of rainfall that falls almost entirely in the winter, leaving 8 months of hot weather each year for these trees to survive through. I have worked on jobs where this tree is native. During winter months during a normal rainfall year, the ground is dry even when it is raining. The top 1-2inches gets wet but the ground is dusty at 12inches deep even in Feb.. This one is native 5 miles from us. The leaf is grey-green with a little lobing and some bristling. http://www.laspilitas.com/groups/oaks/california_oak1.html

Quercus alvordiana tolerates clay.

Foliage of Quercus alvordiana is evergreen.
Flower of Quercus alvordiana has color na.

Communities for Quercus alvordiana:Chaparral and Southern Oak Woodland.

ph: 6.00 to 8.00
usda: 6 to 10
height[m]: 3.00 to 8.00
width[m]: 3.00 to 5.00
rainfall[cm]: 41.00 to 80.00

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