Quercus bicolor
Oak trees are valued for their size, longevity and ability to grow into a statuesque tree. Their size makes them excellent trees to use for providing shade and screening of undesirable views. Municipalities favor oaks for use in parks, public spaces and street trees. The various species offer a wide range of foliage sizes, shapes and fall colors. The acorns they produce provide a valuable food source for wildlife and also vary in size and shape. Most of the oak species offered are very site adaptable and fast growing.
The Swamp White Oak grows very picturesque with age and is valued for it’s tolerance of low lying wet areas. The Swamp White Oak is often found in moist bottomlands and along stream banks, but also grows well in normal soil conditions.
Growth rate:Average. Form: Broad, open rounded crown. Height 50 – 60′ Spread 50 – 60′. Exposure: Full sun.
