Water Oak

$95.00 – $200.00

Helen Keller loved exploring the grounds of Ivy Green and often spoke and wrote of her favorite trees. One of Helen Keller’s favorite trees was a Water Oak, currently over 200 years old, which she often spoke and wrote. It is a deciduous tree, growing to 100 ft. tall with a trunk up to 3 ft. in diameter.

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Hardiness	6-9
Height:	60
Spread:	40
Growth Rate:	F

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