Swamp White Oak
Planted 2008
True to its name, the Swamp White Oak Can be found in wet, low soils. This makes it the perfect tree for poorly drained soils. This oak can add a lot to a landscape with its unique two-toned leaves. It is an excellent shade tree, and its golden color is striking in the fall.
| Height | Width | Zone | Growth Rate | Water Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50-60 ft. | 50-60 ft. | 3-9 | Moderate | Moderate to Low |
Leaf
Green on top with whitish underneath, with six to ten lobes along the margins.
Fruit
Acorn.
Flower
Not showy.
Advantages
Tolerates poorly drained soil. Works well as a shade tree.
Disadvantages
Acorns can be messy.