Like live oaks, Monterrey oaks are semi-evergreen, meaning that they retain their leaves through the winter, but drop them all in the spring. This tree has a more upright shape than live oak, and the leaves are much larger. It gets about 40 feet tall, and …

Primarily used as a landscape tree in the nursery trade, and often sold as 'Monterrey oak.' Netleaf oak (Quercus rugosa) has similar venation on the undersides of leaves, but has obovate leaves and is restricted to high elevations in West Texas.

Monterrey Oaks (Quercus polymorpha) reach heights of 40 to 80 feet and canopy spreads of 40 to 60 feet. These trees can live around 100 years old and thrive in USDA Hardiness Zones 6 through 9. These lovely oaks can even be seen along the southern border of Texas where the northern Mexican winds have brought them over time.

2023年9月20日 · Mexican white oak, also known as Coahuila oak, Mexican oak, Monterrey oak, Monterrey white oak or net-leaf white oak, performs as a handsome shade, street or park tree across the state, said Mike Arnold, Ph.D., Texas A&M AgriLife Research horticulturist and Texas Superstar executive board member, Bryan-College Station.

Texas Grown Tree Farm offers container and field grown Monterrey Oak trees for sale to our wholesale and retail customers. Quercus polymorpha, commonly named Mexican White Oak or Monterrey Oak, is a semi-evergreen medium sized tree which can grow to around 40 feet.

Mexican white oak, Monterrey oak, or Coahuila oak is a fairly recent introduction in the nursery trade, but it makes an excellent shade tree and is tolerant to the extremes of the Texas environment. The Mexican oak with its dense, vibrant green foliage performs best in full sun and is cold hardy to USDA zone 7 and likely to the warmer areas of ...

Monterrey Oak is a dense evergreen tree with a distinctive and refined pyramidal form. Its average texture blends into the landscape, but can be balanced by one or two finer or coarser trees or shrubs for an effective composition.

Leathery leaves come in many different shapes and remain on twigs into winter. Also known as 'Monterrey Oak,' this species is rapidly becoming used as an urban landscape tree. Few insect or disease pests are known. The Texas Tree Selector helps you …

Monterrey oak is rare in the wild and only found in 3 or 4 locations in southwest Texas. But since it is considered resistant to oak wilt, it has become popular in residential landscapes, especially as a replacement for live oak and red oak. It prefers some soil depth, but can adapt to thinner soils too. Training and occasional pruning.