Product Overview
Oregon white oak exists in a landscape mixture of grassland, savanna and woodland in the northwest United States, this drought-tolerant tree is found growing from southern California to British Columbia. Its growth pattern is quite variable from smaller and quite shrubby at 15' to a larger single trunked tree of 80'; much appreciated for its pale-grey fissured bark, the shade of its spreading gnarled branches, edible acorns, and striking yellow-to-orange fall color. Conservation efforts are underway as this important tree has lost much of its habitat. S/M-D/GDr Zone 7
