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A few reference works on oaks

A good summary of reference works on the genus Quercus initially published in Oak News & Notes, Volume 15, #1, winter 2011.

Native Trees for North American Landscapes

Many common native trees are just as beautiful as cultivated exotics. Since they have evolved with local conditions and are well adapted to their climate, they often require less maintenance and won't escape to invade a balanced ecosystem.

Guide illustré des chênes

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A few reference works on oaks

A good summary of reference works on the genus Quercus initially published in Oak News & Notes, Volume 15, #1, winter 2011.

Native Trees for North American Landscapes

Many common native trees are just as beautiful as cultivated exotics. Since they have evolved with local conditions and are well adapted to their climate, they often require less maintenance and won't escape to invade a balanced ecosystem.

Guide illustré des chênes

Pages

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