Belmead Pin Oak
Pin Oak (Quercus palustris)
Pin Oak
About this verified tree
This tree is a very rare species, the Northern Pin Oak. It produces acorns, but very few produce nuts large enough to plant. This tree has grown very fast, and is one of the largest of its species in Edmotnon as of August 2026. Most of the caps have a very small cap. This tree is in very good condition and thriving in its urban park environment. In the city of Edmonton's database it is recorded as "Quercus ellipsoidalis Majestic Skies" and is confirmed to be planted on August 18, 2020. Its ID in the city's database is: CG20201026135459.
- Species
- Pin Oak
- Scientific name
- Quercus palustris
- Area
- Alberta
- Circumference
- 0.30 m
- Height
- 5.74 m
- Canopy spread
- 4.91 m
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Significance
This tree is a very rare species, the Northern Pin Oak. It produces acorns, but very few produce nuts large enough to plant. This tree has grown very fast, and is one of the largest of its species in Edmotnon as of August 2026. Most of the caps have a very small cap. This tree is in very good condition and thriving in its urban park environment. In the city of Edmonton's database it is recorded as "Quercus ellipsoidalis Majestic Skies" and is confirmed to be planted on August 18, 2020. Its ID in the city's database is: CG20201026135459.
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