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Note: we ship to Hawaii and Alaska however the shipping price is higher.To get an estimate for shipping cost, put your address on the cart page with your desired trees.Our shipping cost is 15-25% of the order total (depending on the size of the trees and how far the state is from NY) plus our handling fee which includes light pruning, packaging, printing, and quality checks.

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Can tolerate droughts and wet soil.Ĭheck out our guides page for information on how to take care of trees. It is not tolerant of alkaline soils, or shallow soils. Soil Conditions: Grows well in acidic, deep, moist, well drained soil.Best to get at least four hours of direct sun.

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Sun Conditions: Best grown in full sun and partial shade.

Growth: Slow to medium growth rate (height can grow about 12-24″ each year).

Size: Medium sized tree with height of 50 to 80 ft.

Uses: landscape, attractive bark, beautiful spring blossoms and fall color.

Because it has a deep tap root, it can be difficult to transplant the trees. Their acorns are small but are a valuable source of food for wildlife, notably for turkeys, wood ducks, pheasants, grackles, jays, nuthatches, thrushes, woodpeckers, rabbits, squirrels, and deer.Īlthough it is adaptable to different soil environments and textures, it grows particularly well in acidic, deep, moist well-drained soils. These trees flower from April to May and fruit from September to October. The leaves are green but turn a beautiful red and orange color in the fall. White Oak trees grow in rounded shape.The bark is light gray and scaly. Moreover, it is a very valuable hardwood tree. In fact, the name refers to the color of the finished wood. While it is called white oak, the bark is usually light grey. The tree is large and straight and at maturity can reach up to 90 feet! If you’re looking for a long-lived tree then you’d be happy to learn that White Oak trees can live for 200-300 years! In fact, some estimate that the Great White Oak located in Basking Ridge, New Jersey was 600 years old. White Oak tree ( Quercus Alba) is native to eastern and central North America.