Quercus palustris ~ Pin Oak fast-growth Hispidus canker is common on

Hispidus canker is common on cherrybark oak

Best planted moist

Rust and canker may occur

inconspicuous flowers in the spring

Elms are susceptible to phloem necrosis and wetwood

Quercus palustris ~ Pin Oak fast-growth Hispidus canker is common onPin Oak is a large native deciduous tree with a broad pyramidal crown and branches the reach in the direction of their location on the trunk (upper are upright, lower reaches down). Lower branches often break off leaving pin like stubs. The glossy deep green foliage is toothed and deeply lobed and turns deep red in fall. The round acorns have saucer shaped cups that barely cover the top. Best grown in full sun and rich, moist, acidic well drained