Quercus acerifolia 25-40cm | Maple-leaf oak | Acer-leaved oak

Quercus acerifolia is a rare and striking oak species native to Arkansas. This tree captures attention with its uniquely shaped leaves that resemble those of a maple, giving it the common name maple-leaf oak. Gardeners and collectors appreciate its distinctive appearance and limited natural range. The oak species from Arkansas stands out for its ornamental and botanical charm.

The Quercus acerifolia shows a beautiful leaf structure with deep lobes that create a star-like silhouette. This Arkansas oak displays rich green foliage that turns vibrant shades in autumn, adding seasonal interest to any landscape. Experts refer to it as an endemic oak species because it grows naturally only in specific parts of Arkansas, making it a prized specimen for native plant enthusiasts.

• Leaves shaped like maple leaves with distinct lobes
• Rich green foliage with brilliant autumn colors
• Rare oak species native exclusively to Arkansas
• Attractive for collectors due to limited distribution
• Ornamental tree ideal for adding unique texture

This rare oak brings a touch of natural heritage to gardens. Its maple-like leaves create a unique texture that contrasts well with other plants. The Quercus acerifolia offers both botanical interest and visual appeal, making it a fascinating choice for those seeking something uncommon and beautiful.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.