Overcup Oak Tree
Overcup Oak Tree is a durable and versatile hardwood tree prized for its ability to thrive in wet soils and low-lying areas. It develops a broad, rounded canopy that provides excellent shade while producing distinctive acorns with caps that nearly enclose the nut. This long-lived tree is an excellent choice for landscapes, parks, and naturalized areas.
- � Unique acorns almost completely covered by their caps
- � Mature Height: 45–70 feet
- ☀️ Full Sun
- � Tolerant of wet soils and flooding
- �️ Provides food and shelter for wildlife
Tip: Perfect for areas with heavy or poorly drained soils where other trees may struggle.
Growing Zones: 5–9 outdoors
| Mature Height: | 45–70 feet |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Mature Width: | 35–50 feet |
| Botanical Name: | Quercus lyrata |
| Growth Rate: | Medium |
| Type: | Tree |
| Special Feature: | Tolerates wet soils, unique acorns, strong shade tree |
FAQ's
How tall does the Overcup Oak Tree grow?
The Overcup Oak typically grows 45–70 feet tall with a wide, rounded canopy.
Why is it called the Overcup Oak?
It is named for its acorns, which have caps that almost completely enclose the nut.
Is the Overcup Oak good for wet areas?
Yes, it is highly tolerant of poorly drained and wet soils, making it ideal for low-lying landscapes.
How long does the Overcup Oak live?
Overcup Oaks are long-lived and can thrive for centuries when properly cared for.
