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Quercus acutissima Common Name: Sawtooth Oak Sawtooth Oak is dense and pyramidal in youth, but rounded at maturity. New leaves are yellow in spring, green in summer and gold in fall.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus acutissima 'Gobbler' Common Name: Sawtooth Oak Gobbler Sawtooth Oak is an excellent source of food for wildlife during fall and winter.  Acorns are eaten by Turkeys, Grouse, Bobwhite Quail, Deer and Squirrels. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus alba Common Name: White Oak White Oak is a large, majestic, and long-lived oak that holds year long interest. A dominant tree in many Ozark woods with round-lobed leaves and smooth, medium-sized acorns. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus bicolor Common Name: Swamp White Oak Swamp White Oak is a large tree with broad crown. Leaves turn varied shades in fall from bronze to red. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus coccinea Common Name: Scarlet Oak Scarlet Oak is a stately shade or street tree. Its drought-tolerance an excellent fall color makes this oak a great choice for urban sites and boulevards. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus ellipsoidalis Common Name: Northern Pin Oak Northern Pin Oak leaves has pyramidal habit in youth, more oval with maturity. Dark green leaves are pale green beneath changing to a russet red in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus falcata Common Name: Southern Red Oak Southern Red Oak is a common upland southern oak. Moderately fast-growing on dry, sandy, or clay loams in mixed forests. It is tolerant of a variety of sites, which makes it a great street or lawn tree. Provides good wildlife food. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus imbricaria Common Name: Shingle Oak Shingle Oak leaves do not have typical lobes, but instead are long and narrow. The leaves are dark green and turn a gorgeous russet brown and yellow in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus lyrata Common Name: Overcup Oak Overcup Oak is one of the most flood tolerant oaks. It has large, dark green, lobed leaves that are nearly white underneath. The acorn is nearly hidden by its cap, giving the tree its common name.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus macrocarpa Common Name: Bur Oak Bur Oak has the largest acorns and leaves of all the oaks. Slow-growing and long-lived, it has a magnificent form in old age. Brown fall foliage persists all winter. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus marilandica Common Name: Blackjack Oak Blackjack Oak grows best in acidic, dry to medium, well-drained soils in full sun. Occurs in open, barren fields and on ridges.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus michauxii Common Name: Swamp Chestnut Oak Swamp Chestnut Oak can survive continuous flooding and naturally grows in wet areas. Leaves turn scarlet-red in fall. Fast-growing with large, sweet acorns loved by livestock and wildlife. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus muehlenbergii Common Name: Chinkapin Oak A rarity among oaks, Chinkapin Oak is useful for growing in limestone soils. Toothed foliage turns yellow-orange in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus nigra Common Name: Water Oak Water Oak's glossy, dark green foliage lasts well into winter. Excellent specimen tree with very small acorns. Good wildlife food source.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus pagodifolia Common Name: Cherrybark Oak Cherrybark Oak has lustrous green leaves that turn copper in fall. Great shade tree with larger and better form than other red oaks. Grows on moist sites. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus palustris Common Name: Pin Oak Pin Oak is strongly pyramidal-shaped tree with pendulous lower branches and glossy, dark-green leaves. Its light brown acorns provide food for many animals.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus phellos Common Name: Willow Oak Willow Oak has foliage shaped like beefy willow leaves that turn yellow to russet red in fall. In late summer, acorns form, which provide food for wildlife.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus prinoides Common Name: Dwarf Chestnut Oak Dwarf Chestnut Oak is a small tree native to much of the eastern and central United States. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus prinus Common Name: Chestnut Oak Chestnut Oak is native to the eastern United States. Occurs in dry habitat and ridgetops. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus robur Common Name: English Oak English Oak has an upright, oval crown, with handsome foliage and very hard wood. Slow to moderate growth.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus robur X bicolor Common Name: Pyramidal Upright Oak Pyramidal Upright Oak is pyramidal with open crown and short trunk. Moderate growth.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus rubra Common Name: Northern Red Oak Northern Red Oak is a fast-growing, long-lived, statuesque shade tree. Fall color from russet to bright red. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus shumardii Common Name: Shumard Oak Shumard Oak is a huge, bottomland tree considered the southern counterpart to the Northern Red Oak. In fall, it shows good red color and it one of the first of the season to change.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus stellata Common Name: Post Oak Post Oak produces a dense, round crown with strong spreading branches. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus texana Common Name: Nuttall Oak Nuttall Oak offers richer red fall color, better branching structure, and higher transplant survival than other oaks. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus velutina Common Name: Black Oak Black Oak tolerates poor dry sites. Leaves turn deep orange or red in fall. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus virginiana Common Name: Live Oak Live Oak is a large, long-lived, evergreen oak. Low-branching and broad spreading, Live Oak is often seen draped with Spanish Moss.... [ More Info ]

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Quercus X schuettei Common Name: Schuette Oak Schuette Oak is an attractive oak with glossy green foliage. It is a natural cross between Bur and Swamp White Oaks, and is a dependable and prolific acorn bearer. ... [ More Info ]

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Quercus X schuettei 'Kimberley' Common Name: Kimberley Oak Kimberley Oak is a selection of the natural cross between Bur and Swamp White Oaks. A dependable and prolific acorn bearer, it one of the best mast-producing oaks for wildlife. Trees begin bearing acorns in third year and average 1... [ More Info ]

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Quercus X warei 'Long' Common Name: Regal Prince® Oak Regal Prince® is a hybrid between Swamp White Oak and Columnar English Oak. Strong, upright oval habit. Tolerates wide range of soil types. ... [ More Info ]