Bare Root - White Oak | Quercus alba

Quercus alba

North American's Most Essential Native Tree. The White Oak is strong, long-lived disease resistant, and drought tolerant. Native Americans made a variety of recipes from the White Oak acorns. The white bark of the White Oak Tree is very attractive growing as a landscape specimen tree, and the fine grained, inner wood of the White Oak Tree is choice for oak hardwood floors and for furniture manufacturing. The White Oak Trees grow best on well drained soils and are widely adapted as a native forest tree throughout the United States, and is the most commonly occurring Oak tree in American forests. The White Oak Tree is salt water tolerant and forms a very long tap root, even in the juvenile stage of growth.

Height: 60-80'
Spread: 60-80'
Shape: Irregularly rounded
Exposure: Full Sun
Foliage: Glossy green
Fall Foliage: Purple-red
Zone: 3-9