The Davey Nursery

This tree is native to our area and often confused with Quercus alba (white oak). Growing up to 80 feet, this round-headed tree does well in wet, poorly drained soils. Fall coloration varies from yellow to reddish. Interesting bark characteristics.

Hardiness Zones: 4-8

Habit: deciduous

Growth rate: moderate

Ideal planting location: part shade to full sun; moist, well-drained soil; moderate drought tolerance.

Form: Ovate to rounded shape; acorn fruit.

Height: 60-80 feet

Width: 50-80 feet

Leaf: 4-8 inches; simple green leaves; copper, red, or yellow in fall.