Definition
The pin oak (Quercus palustris) is a popular, fast-growing oak native to the eastern United States. πΊπΈ It's known for its pyramidal shape, horizontal branching, and deeply lobed leaves that turn a vibrant red in the fall. It gets its name from the small, pin-like twigs along its branches. Think of it as the perfectly symmetrical, showy oak tree. It offers year round beauty.