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Oak trees are one of the most common (and yet always spectacular) species found in North America; in fact, they were voted the official national tree in the U.S. Take a look at this TabStart page to learn more about these majestic trees. There is a wealth of detailed information in the resources below about the extensive array of oak varieties, how to care for them, as well as how to identify and treat their diseases.
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How to Fertilize Individual Oak Trees - Learn the best ways to fertilize your oak trees this summer in this page from GardenGuides.com. This resource also discusses watering methods in regards to fertilizing.
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Individual Oak Tree Care - This is a wonderful resource from the L.A. county website on caring for oak trees. The guideline explains how to maintain the health of individual oak trees in residential landscapes, and it covers pruning, mulching, and watering.
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Growing Healthy Oaks - Caring for oaks can be relatively simple, and solid advice can help your oak tree thrive for years to come. This page specifically discusses oak root systems as well as irrigation, mulching, landscaping, fertilization, pruning, as well as signs of problems.
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How to Mulch around a Live Oak Tree - Moisture for an oak tree is vital to its growth. Learn how proper mulching can help your tree enjoy the environment it needs to thrive.
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Care for Individual Oak Trees - The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service provides information regarding special care for individual oak trees.
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Detailed Overview of Oak Varieties - This page from Ohio State University features thorough descriptions of several varieties of oak, including the white oak, yellow chestnut oak, northern red oak, scarlet oak, and many more.
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How to Identify an Individual Oak Tree - North America has over 40 varieties of oak trees. Learn how to identify these trees correctly with this page from GardenGuides.com.
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How to Protect Individual Oak Trees from Pests and Diseases - Take a look at this page from Maine.gov to learn about pests and diseases that can effect your oak tree. Learn how to identify symptoms and how to treat them.