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Bur Oak
Quercus macrocarpa
Botanical family : FagaceaeBur Oak
Bur Oak (Quercus macrocarpa). Acquisition Date : 5/8/21. Acquisition method : Sowing
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United States
Indiana
Dfa
Continental climate with a hot summer, without dry season
Climate with hot and often humid summers, and cold winters. It experiences a strong temperature variation between seasons.

Moyogi
The Moyogi style
Informal Upright Style

The Moyogi style in bonsai is characterized by its natural and informal appearance. The trunk may display gentle curves or subtle movements, distinguishing it from the strictly straight trunks of other styles. The branches of the Moyogi bonsai are arranged in an irregular manner, creating a relaxed and organic look.
The leaves or needles of the Moyogi bonsai vary in size and are generally arranged asymmetrically along the branches, further enhancing the tree's natural appearance. The roots of the Moyogi bonsai are well developed and can sometimes be visible at the base of the trunk, adding to its charm.
The Moyogi style aims to replicate the appearance of trees found in nature, with their imperfections and organic movements. It is a style that offers great artistic freedom in the design of bonsais.
Acquisition Date : 5/8/21 (5 years)
Source of acquisition : Forest development sapling
Acquisition method : Sowing
Owner's note :
The bur oak (Quercus macrocarpa) is a large, tough, long-lived oak tree native to North America, known for its massive size, deeply furrowed bark, and large acorns with a distinctive fringed cap, earning it the nickname "mossycup oak". It's highly adaptable, thriving in diverse conditions from wet bottomlands to dry uplands, and is valued as a shade tree for its dense canopy, drought tolerance
bare root sapling in ~2021
Location : Along retaining wall