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Quercus eduardi

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Honeydew oak

Quercus faginea

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Spanish oak

Quercus falcata

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Texas live oak

Quercus fusiformis

Plant in well-drained, alkaline to slightly acidic, rocky to loamy, dry to moderately moist soil in full sun — plateau live oak is the iconic evergreen oak of the Texas Hill Country, Edwards Plateau, and Balcones Escarpment, where it forms the defining, spreading, ancient trees of the landscape. Nea

Gambel oak

Quercus gambelii

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Garry oak

Quercus garryana

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Sand Live Oak

Quercus geminata

Sand live oak is a native evergreen tree of coastal sand dunes, scrub habitats, and sandy pinelands of the Gulf and Atlantic Coastal Plain, closely related to live oak (Quercus virginiana) but distinctly adapted to excessively drained, nutrient-poor, acidic sands of ancient coastal terraces. It is d

Ring-cup oak

Quercus glauca

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Gray oak

Quercus grisea

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Andean oak

Quercus humboldtii

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Evergreen oak

Quercus ilex

Bloom Color: Brown. Main Bloom Time: Early spring, Late spring, Mid spring. Form: Rounded.

Bear oak

Quercus ilicifolia

Bear Oak is a low, colony-forming native scrub oak of the acid pine barrens, serpentine outcrops, dry sandy ridges, and coastal heathlands of the northeastern United States, where it is a dominant species of the globally rare pitch pine-scrub oak barrens community from Massachusetts south to North C

Shingle oak

Quercus imbricaria

Shingle Oak is a distinctive and underappreciated native oak of the eastern United States from New England south to Georgia and west to Kansas, immediately recognizable among oaks by its entire, unlobed leaves resembling those of a water beech — a surprising feature for an oak — making it an excelle

Bluejack Oak

Quercus incana

Bluejack Oak is a distinctive native tree of sandhills, xeric upland forest, and fire-maintained scrub across the southeastern coastal plain from Virginia to Texas, immediately recognizable among oaks by its blue-gray, paddle-shaped leaves with pale, hairy undersides that give the small tree a frost

California black oak

Quercus kelloggii

Quercus laeta

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Catesby's oak

Quercus laevis

Turkey oak is a native small to medium tree endemic to the scrub and sandhill habitats of the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain from Virginia to Louisiana — one of the most adapted trees in North America to the white, nutrient-deficient, excessively drained sands of the ancient coastal plain terraces

Laurel Oak (Diamond Leaf Oak, Swamp Laurel Oak)

Quercus laurifolia

Plant in moist to wet, slightly acidic soil in full sun to partial shade; laurel oak is one of the most common and important native trees of the Gulf Coast and Atlantic coastal plain — a large, fast-growing semi-evergreen oak reaching 60–80 feet with a broad crown and distinctive narrowly elliptical

Quercus laurina

Valley oak

Quercus lobata

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Scrub gall oak

Quercus lusitanica

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Overcup Oak

Quercus lyrata

Overcup oak is the definitive native tree for chronically wet, flood-prone sites across the Gulf Coastal Plain and Mississippi Alluvial Valley — its name refers to the unusual acorn, where the cup nearly completely encloses the nut, a characteristic unique among North American oaks. Trees are except

Bur oak

Quercus macrocarpa

Bur oak is the most majestic and long-lived of all North American oaks — individual trees commonly live 400–600 years and may exceed 1,000 years on favorable sites, developing massive, deeply furrowed, corky trunks and broad, spreading crowns of great character and presence. The acorns are the large

Blackjack oak

Quercus marilandica

Blackjack oak is the signature tree of dry, sandy, impoverished 'blackjack' soils across the southeastern United States — its distinctive club-shaped, three-lobed leaves with a broad, rounded top and narrow base are immediately recognizable, and the tree is virtually impossible to establish in rich