Oak Bur Pecans Japanese Tamukeyama Maple

Japanese Tamukeyama Maple

sharp spines on "water sprouts" (fast-growing vertical shoots)

If you wait until they are 8 feet tall and then cut them back

Like most figs

You do not need a second tree for the pollination process to occur

Oak Bur Pecans Japanese Tamukeyama MapleDescription: The Bur Oak is a stately tree with a broad, rounded crown and deeply lobed, glossy green leaves. The leaves have a distinctive silhouette, with rounded lobes that resemble a crown or "bur," hence the name "Bur Oak." In the fall, the foliage turns shades of yellow, brown, and orange, adding to the tree's ornamental appeal. The bark of mature Bur Oaks is rough and deeply furrowed, with a rugged and gnarled appearance. In spring, the tree