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Quercus bicolor, ‘Swamp White Oak’
$145.00
The swamp white oak has greater tolerance to wet areas and displays really beautiful multi-color leaves in the fall that are unique and inspiring. This is a beautiful tree to be seen and is native to USDA zones 3 – 9.
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