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Quercus macrocarpa Oak Tree Identification
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1.2M views · 21K reactions | I'm challenging you to grow a native oak tree from an acorn this fall! It can be a fun and fulfilling activity, and it's a great one to get the kids involved too. Native oaks are incredibly valuable for wildlife. They support tons of insects, mammals, and birds. #oaks #nativeoaks #nativeplants #quercus #plants #gardening #oaktree #acorns #growth | Andrew The Arborist | Facebook
1.2M views · 21K reactions | I'm challenging you to grow a native oak tree from an acorn this fall! It can be a fun and fulfilling activity, and it's a great one to get the kids involved too. Native oaks are incredibly valuable for wildlife. They support tons of insects, mammals, and birds. #oaks #nativeoaks #nativeplants #quercus #plants #gardening #oaktree #acorns #growth | Andrew The Arborist | Facebook
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