Quercus robur 'General Pulaski' Dwarf Curly Leaf English Oak

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Quercus robur 'General Pulaski' Dwarf Curly Leaf English OakQuercus robur 'General Pulaski' Dwarf Curly Leaf English Oak Tree Zones 4 8 'General Pulaski' is a dwarf English oak that is super rare and difficult to propagate. The twisting curled dark green foliage is quite attractive. The tight dense habit of the growth makes this tree a great specimen tree. 'General Pulaski' is a slow growing oak for sure, reaching 5 7 ft in 10 years. In 20 years, 'General Pulaski' may reach 10 12 ft by 3 4 ft in width.

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