In pictures, the tree has a very neat and formal shape, which I also like. Their nuts are small, which I think would be good for wildlife. What do you say? – Trisha D., Oneonta, AL Pin oak is a ...

Dan Potter, a University of Kentucky entomologist, has spent four years studying the horned oak gall wasp. The insect is especially fond of pin oak trees ... it to a human cancer — that grows ...

As with other oaks, the pin oak should be pruned in the dormant season to avoid attracting beetles that may carry oak wilt, which can be a potential disease problem along with oak blister. For full ...