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Quercus bicolor
Oak - Swamp White
The Swamp White Oak is one of our most beautiful native trees, growing to a magnificent broad tree that tolerates both wet and dry situations. When young, the bark is attractively mottled with scales of tan, gray and brown. The fall color is shades of yellow and orange, changing to a soft russet-tan in winter. Juvenile trees retain their winter foliage and are often confused with White Oaks, since the leaves are very similar. Acorns provide an important source of winter wildlife food (wild Turkeys in particular love them). 2023 PHS Gold Medal Plant.
PRN Preferred: This is the most versitile Oak we know of for variable sites, and it is one of our favorite native trees.
Height60 Feet |
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Spread60 Feet |
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USDA Hardiness Zone4 |
Current Availability
| Qty Avail | Description | Comments | Future Crop | Future Crop Ready Date |
| 0 | Quercus bicolor #20 (NATIVE-Swamp White Oak) | 60 | early August |
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