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The Swamp White Oak is a stunning tree with peeling bark and 2-toned leaves with dark green tops and silvery white undersides. Excellent as a shade tree in both rural and urban landscapes, it performs well in low-lying, wet areas and provides outstanding yellow Fall color. Also produces an abundance of acorns that are eaten by many species of wildlife.

Found in the wild along streams and in swampy soils, this deciduous native tree reaches 50 ft. to 70 ft. H with an equal spread, forming a broad, open, rounded canopy and casting dense shade below. Swamp White Oak has deeply ridged and furrowed, dark brown bark and forms an impressive shade tree. It is a moderate grower and is long-lived, surviving for more than 300-years. Swamp White Oak is planted on highway rights-of-way and is frequently used as a shade tree for large lawns, golf courses, parks and naturalized areas. The crown shape and bi-colored leaves (dark above, lighter beneath) are attractive features, fall color is yellow, with occasional red/purple. The trees can grow well in areas that are dry, poorly drained and wet, or even occasionally flooded and they will tolerate significant soil compaction. The acorns are sweet and are an important food for wildlife such as squirrels, mice, white-tailed deer, beaver, black bear and a variety of birds, including ducks and turkey. Swamp White Oak should be grown in full sun to partial shade on acid soils, showing severe chlorosis on alkaline soils. It is hardy in USDA Zone 4-8. This oak tree is shipped in a #1 pot with an average height between 12 in. - 18 in.

The Swamp Chestnut Oak is a versatile tree that bears large acorns enjoyed by white-tailed deer, black bears, turkeys, red foxes, wild hogs, waterfowl and squirrels. This stately tree provides dense shade and stunning red color during the Fall months. Ideal for planting on hunting lands.

The White Oak is the most regal of all the oaks. Ideal as a shade tree for rural areas, urban parks and suburbanneighborhoods, this versatile tree thrives throughout North America. All parts of the tree are enjoyed by deer, and its acorns are eaten by birds, squirrels and chipmunks.

Introducing our majestic Swamp White Oak Tree, a symbol of resilience and natural beauty that will enhance any landscape with its grace and charm. Flourishing in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 to 8, this remarkable tree thrives in a variety of conditions, from moist soils to drier landscapes. With its sturdy trunk and broad, spreading canopy, the Swamp White Oak provides abundant shade and shelter for wildlife, making it an ideal choice for parks, estates and naturalized areas. Easy to care for, this resilient tree requires minimal maintenance, preferring well-drained soil and moderate watering. In addition to its practical benefits, the Swamp White Oak offers year-round interest with its handsome foliage, which turns a stunning bronze in the fall. Elevate your outdoor space with the timeless elegance of our Swamp White Oak Tree and let its majestic presence inspire moments of tranquility and admiration for generations to come.

Introducing our majestic White Oak Shade Tree, a timeless centerpiece for any outdoor sanctuary, embodying the essence of strength, beauty and longevity. Flourishing in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 to 10, this iconic tree stands as a beacon of resilience, offering cooling shade and year-round interest with its striking foliage. With its sturdy branches and distinctive lobed leaves that turn a rich bronze in the fall, the White Oak adds a touch of natural elegance to any landscape, from manicured gardens to sprawling parks. Easy to care for, this resilient tree thrives in well-drained soil and requires moderate watering, making it an ideal choice for a variety of environments. Whether planted as a solitary specimen or as part of a majestic avenue, the White Oak Shade Tree promises to elevate your outdoor experience with its enduring beauty and grace. Enrich your landscape with the timeless allure of our White Oak and let its majestic presence inspire moments of tranquility and admiration for generations to come.

Introducing the Swamp Chestnut Oak, a majestic deciduous tree that combines impressive size with remarkable adaptability, making it an ideal choice for parks, expansive gardens and open spaces. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this tree serves as a functional and ecologically beneficial addition to landscaping, thriving in a variety of environments, including full Sun conditions and medium to wet soil. Notably, its preference for moisture makes it suitable for rain gardens. Come fall, the Swamp Oak transforms into a breathtaking display of vibrant autumn hues, offering both shade and visual allure. Additionally, as a favored tree for attracting whitetail deer, its mast production consistently draws deer for hunting. Native to zones 5 to 9 in the northeastern and southeastern Canada, the Swamp Chestnut Oak commands attention with a towering height of 50 to 60 feet and a spread ranging from 30 to 40 feet. With low-tannin, large acorns, this fast-growing tree not only adds visual splendor but also provides a great fall food source for wildlife enthusiasts and deer hunters alike.

Introducing the Swamp Chestnut Oak, a majestic deciduous tree that combines impressive size with remarkable adaptability, making it an ideal choice for parks, expansive gardens and open spaces. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this tree serves as a functional and ecologically beneficial addition to landscaping, thriving in a variety of environments, including full Sun conditions and medium to wet soil. Notably, its preference for moisture makes it suitable for rain gardens. Come fall, the Swamp Oak transforms into a breathtaking display of vibrant autumn hues, offering both shade and visual allure. Additionally, as a favored tree for attracting whitetail deer, its mast production consistently draws deer for hunting. Native to zones 5 to 9 in the northeastern and southeastern Canada, the Swamp Chestnut Oak commands attention with a towering height of 50 to 60 feet and a spread ranging from 30 to 40 feet. With low-tannin, large acorns, this fast-growing tree not only adds visual splendor but also provides a great fall food source for wildlife enthusiasts and deer hunters alike.

Introducing the Swamp Chestnut Oak, a majestic deciduous tree that combines impressive size with remarkable adaptability, making it an ideal choice for parks, expansive gardens and open spaces. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this tree serves as a functional and ecologically beneficial addition to landscaping, thriving in a variety of environments, including full Sun conditions and medium to wet soil. Notably, its preference for moisture makes it suitable for rain gardens. Come fall, the Swamp Oak transforms into a breathtaking display of vibrant autumn hues, offering both shade and visual allure. Additionally, as a favored tree for attracting whitetail deer, its mast production consistently draws deer for hunting. Native to zones 5 to 9 in the northeastern and southeastern Canada, the Swamp Chestnut Oak commands attention with a towering height of 50 to 60 feet and a spread ranging from 30 to 40 feet. With low-tannin, large acorns, this fast-growing tree not only adds visual splendor but also provides a great fall food source for wildlife enthusiasts and deer hunters alike.

Introducing the Swamp Chestnut Oak, a majestic deciduous tree that combines impressive size with remarkable adaptability, making it an ideal choice for parks, expansive gardens and open spaces. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this tree serves as a functional and ecologically beneficial addition to landscaping, thriving in a variety of environments, including full Sun conditions and medium to wet soil. Notably, its preference for moisture makes it suitable for rain gardens. Come fall, the Swamp Oak transforms into a breathtaking display of vibrant autumn hues, offering both shade and visual allure. Additionally, as a favored tree for attracting whitetail deer, its mast production consistently draws deer for hunting. Native to zones 5 to 9 in the northeastern and southeastern Canada, the Swamp Chestnut Oak commands attention with a towering height of 50 to 60 feet and a spread ranging from 30 to 40 feet. With low-tannin, large acorns, this fast-growing tree not only adds visual splendor but also provides a great fall food source for wildlife enthusiasts and deer hunters alike.