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Image of a Quercus Rubra Northern Red Oak tree in a 1gallon container placed in the back of a buggy with a measuring stick showing it to be about 20" tall. There are about a dozen leaves growing from it Northern Red Oak #1<24″ Quercus rubra #1<24" 11
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Image of a fully grown Quercus rubra Northern Red Oak tree growing in a field with more tree behind it. The tree is covered in light green leaves This photo was taken on a partly cloudy day Northern Red Oak #3<48″ Quercus rubra #3<48" 92
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Image of a Northern Red Oak Quercus rubra tree in a 3gallon container placed in a nursery line with more plants behind it. This tree have green oak leaves covering half of it Northern Red Oak #3>48″ Quercus rubra #3>48″ 8
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Image of a fully grown Quercus rubra Northern Red Oak tree growing in a field with more tree behind it. The tree is covered in light green leaves This photo was taken on a partly cloudy day Northern Red Oak #5>60″ Quercus rubra #5>60″ 121
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Image of a flat of Quercus rubra Northern Red Oak tubelings covered in green leaves with one tubeling pulled out of its pot and placed in front of the flat to show its roots. There is a height stick showing them to be 12-24" tall Northern Red Oak Seedling / Tubeling ABP Quercus rubra Seedling / Tubeling ABP 8081
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Image of Gymnocladus dioicus Kentucky Coffee Tree focused on 2 reddish-brown seed pods surrounded by deep teardrop shaped leaves Kentucky Coffee Tree #1<24″ Gymnocladus dioicus #1<24" 39
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Image of Gymnocladus dioicus Kentucky Coffee Tree focused on 2 reddish-brown seed pods surrounded by deep teardrop shaped leaves Kentucky Coffee Tree #3>24″ Gymnocladus dioicus #3>24″ 1
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Image of Gymnocladus dioicus Kentucky Coffee Tree focused on 2 reddish-brown seed pods surrounded by deep teardrop shaped leaves Kentucky Coffee Tree #3<24″ Gymnocladus dioicus #3<24" 14
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