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Oak Trees

Beautiful, majestic, hardy trees that can grow throughout most of the US. Their resilient wood is commonly used in flooring, cabinetry, and furniture making.

Their edible nuts feed wildlife. Humans can also eat the acorns if you're willing to leach the tannins out of the nuts. This process involves soaking the acorns in water for several weeks while frequently changing the water.

Oak trees are sometimes self-fertile but generally yields are greatly enhanced by planting 2 seedlings of the same species.

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BUR OAK (Quercus macrocarpa)

This species has the largest leaves and acorns of any oak. Bur Oak nuts have been used as human food. Widely adapted. Good red fall color. Zone 3-9.

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EASTERN WHITE OAK (Quercus alba)

Large majestic tree, reliable producer of edible acorns. Widely adapted, good fall color. Eastern White Oak has valuable hardwood. Zone 3-9.

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LEATHER OAK (Quercus durata)

A dwarf evergreen oak native to Northen California. Only reaches 5-10 feet at maturity. The Leather Oak tree has long leathery leaves and medium sized acorns traditionally eaten by native people. Zone 7-10.

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OREGON WHITE OAK (Quercus garryana)

Tough, drought tolerant, Northwest native, dark green leathery leaves, gray bark. Oregon White Oak is a big, majestic spreading shade tree. Zone 6-9.

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN WHITE OAK (Quercus gambelii)

A small tree native to high elevations of the southwestern U.S. Yellow to red fall color. Rocky Mountain white oak produces 1” long edible acorns, and tolerates drought and alkaline soils.

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SCARLET OAK (Quercus coccinea)

A red oak with glossy green, pointed leaves that turn deep red with fall color. Tree has rounded open habit. Drops edible acorns ½ -1" long. Hardy and disease-resistant. Prefers drier areas. Scarlet aak is native to Missouri. Zone 4-9.

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