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Plant Focus
The only oak species endemic to Africa is rare in cultivation. It shouldn't be.
Did you know that Turner's oak occurs in the wild? Allen Coombes and Giles Crisp, members of the International Oak Society, discuss this popular hybrid in an interesting "tree conversation."
Tree Conversations: Quercus ×turneri from International Dendrology Society on Vimeo.
Note that the IDS is planning to add more of those videos on its website www.dendrology.org.
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