White Oak

July 6, 2013

One of the most beautiful trees in the landscape, a mature white oak is a spectacular sight. Ultimately growing 50 to 75′ tall, and usually almost as wide. The white oak is a very long lived tree, and can live hundreds of years.

They provide food for wildlife, and should be planted more often by those with large sites.

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