White Oak
Quercus alba


A highly regarded native oak known for producing acorns favored by wildlife and for its adaptability across a wide range of growing conditions. White Oak is commonly used in habitat restoration, nursery production, and property plantings.
Overview
Type: Tree
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Well-drained to moderately moist
Mature Size: 60–80 ft tall
Native Range: Eastern and central United States
Why It Stands Out
Produces highly preferred acorns for wildlife
Strong, long-lived species
Widely adaptable across many sites
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
Best planted fresh in fall or cold stratified if stored
Avoid allowing acorns to dry out
Suitable for nursery production or direct planting
Wildlife Value
Valuable food source for deer, turkey, squirrels, and other wildlife
Supports numerous insects and birds
Excellent long-term habitat tree
Best Uses
Nursery production
Wildlife plantings
Habitat restoration
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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