White Oak Tree
White Oak Tree is one of the most iconic and valuable hardwood trees in North America. Admired for its strength, longevity, and vibrant red-to-burgundy fall color, it also produces acorns that provide food for many types of wildlife. Its large canopy makes it an excellent shade tree for landscapes.
- � Stunning red to burgundy fall foliage
- � Mature Height: 50–80 feet
- ☀️ Full Sun
- � Long-lived hardwood tree
- �️ Acorns support birds and wildlife
Tip: Best planted in spacious areas where its wide canopy can thrive and provide shade for generations.
Growing Zones: 3–9 outdoors
| Mature Height: | 50–80 feet |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Mature Width: | 50–80 feet |
| Botanical Name: | Quercus alba |
| Growth Rate: | Medium |
| Type: | Tree |
| Special Feature: | Long-lived, brilliant fall foliage, wildlife-friendly |
FAQ's
How tall does the White Oak Tree grow?
The White Oak Tree typically grows 50–80 feet tall with a broad canopy.
What makes the White Oak special?
It is known for its strength, longevity, vibrant fall foliage, and its acorns that provide food for wildlife.
Is the White Oak a good shade tree?
Yes, its large canopy provides excellent shade, making it a great choice for open landscapes.
How long can a White Oak live?
White Oaks are very long-lived trees, often surviving for several hundred years under proper conditions.
