Prefers warm and dry climates with moderate to high altitudes.
Blackjack oak
Quercus emoryi, commonly known as blackjack oak, is a tree native to the southwestern United States. It typically reaches a height of 6 meters, although it can occasionally grow up to 15 meters. This tree belongs to the "Other utility" grouping and is known for its distinct characteristics and adaptability to the region's climate.
Quercus emoryi
Country of origin: USA
Other Information: - The blackjack oak is known for its dark, rugged bark and deeply lobed leaves. - It is a drought-tolerant tree and is often found in dry, sandy soils. - The acorns of the blackjack oak are an important food source for wildlife, including birds and mammals. - This tree is also sometimes called the "barren oak" due to its preference for growing in areas with poor soil fertility.
- Well-drained soil - Sandy soil - Loamy soil - Clay soil
A native to the south west USA, this tree usually grows to 6 m but sometimes to 15 m.