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Quercus alba - White Oak
Quercus alba
Oak - White
White Oaks are among our most beautiful native Oaks, starting out as upright young trees and maturing to magnificent specimens as broad as they are tall. Quercus alba retains its foliage late in the fall, changing from summer greens to shades of bronze red and brown. Young Oaks often carry their attractive tan leaves well into the winter. The acorns produced by mature White Oaks are a very important food source for many varieties of birds and mammals. Slow growing but well worth the investment.
Height60 Feet |
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Spread60 Feet |
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USDA Hardiness Zone3 |
Current Availability
| Qty Avail | Description | Comments | Future Crop | Future Crop Ready Date |
| 9 | Quercus alba #20 8-10' (1.25-1.50") (NATIVE-White Oak) | 20 | Summer 2024 |
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