Willow Oak Tree Seedlings

Willow Oak Tree Seedlings - Quercus Phellos is a Handsome, Medium Growth Rate Deciduous

Willow Oak Seedlings is a deciduous tree that will reach 65-100 feet tall. It has a medium growth rate and does best in zones 5-9 with wet, acidic well-drained clay or sandy soil in full sun. The trunk of this ornamental shade tree can be 40”-60” in diameter. The leaves are bright green on top and paler on the bottom; They turn yellow or yellow-brown in the fall.

This handsome red oak tree variety is known for its long, spear-shaped, willowy leaves. The leaves are 2-5 inches long and sprout in a yellow-green in the spring. They turn darker green in the summer and shades of orange, red and brown in the fall season. Like other oak trees the Willow Oak Tree yields acorns that will feed a large variety of wildlife, supporting the local ecosystem. The attractive foliage of the Willow Oak Tree allows for a softer appearance than other oak varieties. The foliage provides excellent shade at a medium growth rate. The tree can reach an average height of 40-60 feet but can grow up to about 100 feet in ideal conditions. It has a spread of 30-40 feet. It can be expected to grow anywhere from 13-24 inches per year. The Willow Oak Tree is best suited to hardiness zones 5-9.

Willow Oak Tree Seedlings is Ideal Ornamental Tree for Parks, Along with Residential Drives, Golf Courses and around Homes

It tolerates poorly drained soil well although well-drained, acidic, loamy soil is ideal. This low maintenance tree is also resistant to pollution and drought, with no serious threats from disease or pests either. It will thrive in full sunlight but can tolerate some shade. It’s the fast growth rate, and hardiness makes it an ideal ornamental tree around parks, along with residential drives, golf courses, shopping centers and of course around homes.

Willow Oak Tree Seedlings should be planted with enough space around them, so their branches have room to spread. Willow Oak Tree pruning is pretty simple compared to other oak varieties. They tend to grow tall and upright, limiting the necessity to trim to restrict the tree’s spread. Pruning can be accomplished by the home gardener to raise the canopy height for shade. When the leaves come off in the fall, their small size allows for a tidier appearance than larger leaf varieties.

 The Eastern and central United States, the Willow Oak is a deciduous tree that grows from sixty-five to one hundred feet tall on average. Found growing most densely along floodplains with another woodland cover. Quercus phellos, as Willow Oak called scientifically, is an oak tree but gets its common name from its willow-like leaves. Which not shaped the same as on other oak trees? Acorns with shallow cups are produced in high volume by the Willow Oak, making it an food source for birds, squirrels, and other woodland creatures. These acorns can be provided by the Willow Oak when it is as young as fifteen years, much earlier than other oak tree species. Even so, maturity not reached until the tree is about fifty years old, providing plenty of years in between to round out and gain girth. The Willow Oak takes full advantage of these years, growing at a relatively quick rate of up to two feet per year. This quick growth rate makes them a popular target for logging and other cultivation activities. Willow Oak used in lumber, pulp, paper, and even just decoration due to the rich color of its wood.

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