Overview

• Type: Tree

• Light: Full sun to partial shade

• Soil: Well-drained to moderately moist

• Mature Size: 60–75 ft tall

• Native Range: Eastern and central United States

Why It Stands Out

• Faster growth than many native oak species

• Produces reliable acorn crops for wildlife

• Adaptable to a variety of growing conditions

  
  

Seed Details

• Collection focus: Emphasis on genetic diversity across parent populations

• Form: Acorns

• Seeds per lb: Varies by season and crop size

• Availability: Seasonal (fall harvest)

  
  

Growing Notes

• Requires cold stratification if stored before planting

• Suitable for nursery production or direct planting

• Performs well in a variety of landscapes and restoration settings

  
  

Wildlife Value

• Acorns provide food for deer, turkey, squirrels, and other wildlife

• Supports numerous insects and birds

• Valuable long-term habitat tree

Best Uses

• Nursery production

• Habitat restoration

• Reforestation projects

• Wildlife plantings

• Backyard and property plantings

Ordering / Availability

• Current availability

• Bulk pricing

• Questions on this species

Small and bulk quantities available depending on the season.

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