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White Oak - Quercus alba
White Oak - Quercus alba
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Category: Tree
Sub-Category: Large Overstory Tree
Common Name: White Oak
Scientific Name: Quercus alba
SunConditions: Full Sun
SoilConditions: Moist to Wet
Height Range: 50-60 ft
Width Range: 40-50 ft
Growth Habit: Upright
Growth Rate: Slow
Bloom Color: Yellow-green (inconspicuous catkins)
Bloom Time: Spring
Seed/Fruit Production: Moderate
Foliage Color: Green
Hardiness Zones: 3 to 8
Evergreen: No (deciduous, though marcescent leaves often persist into winter)
Deer Resistant: No
Forage Acorns and foliage are readily browsed by deer
Poisonous: Mild — acorns contain tannins that can cause digestive upset in livestock/pets if eaten in large quantities; not a serious hazard for humans or wildlife
Wildlife Value Highlights: Food for Wildlife; Nectar for Pollinators; Supports Bees; Attracts Beneficial Insects; Foliage Supports Insects; Cover and Nesting for Birds and Animals; Attracts Birds
Ecological/Landscape Use: Premier large shade tree; a keystone species supporting more wildlife than almost any other North American tree genus
Lepidoptera Supported by Family/Group: 432
Lepidoptera Supported by Species: 432
For More Info: https://www.growlocalplants.com/native-plant-search-details?recordID=recSdIO2Udgby8aX5
Sub-Category: Large Overstory Tree
Common Name: White Oak
Scientific Name: Quercus alba
SunConditions: Full Sun
SoilConditions: Moist to Wet
Height Range: 50-60 ft
Width Range: 40-50 ft
Growth Habit: Upright
Growth Rate: Slow
Bloom Color: Yellow-green (inconspicuous catkins)
Bloom Time: Spring
Seed/Fruit Production: Moderate
Foliage Color: Green
Hardiness Zones: 3 to 8
Evergreen: No (deciduous, though marcescent leaves often persist into winter)
Deer Resistant: No
Forage Acorns and foliage are readily browsed by deer
Poisonous: Mild — acorns contain tannins that can cause digestive upset in livestock/pets if eaten in large quantities; not a serious hazard for humans or wildlife
Wildlife Value Highlights: Food for Wildlife; Nectar for Pollinators; Supports Bees; Attracts Beneficial Insects; Foliage Supports Insects; Cover and Nesting for Birds and Animals; Attracts Birds
Ecological/Landscape Use: Premier large shade tree; a keystone species supporting more wildlife than almost any other North American tree genus
Lepidoptera Supported by Family/Group: 432
Lepidoptera Supported by Species: 432
For More Info: https://www.growlocalplants.com/native-plant-search-details?recordID=recSdIO2Udgby8aX5