Black Oak

Quercus velutina

The black oak is a deciduous tree growing 50 to 80 feet tall with a variable spread. Its broad branches create an open, often irregular crown. Catkins emerge just before or alongside new leaves. The tree’s thick, glossy, pointed-lobed leaves typically turn orange or red in autumn.

Sold as bare root seedlings, 18-24”.

* Bundles of 25 qualify for Mix & Match discount, see Hardwoods collection for more information.

Growth Rate: Moderate

Soils: Rich soil. Sand, Loam

Moisture: Dry

Shade Tolerance: Full Sun to Part shade

Mature Height: 50-80 ft.

Deer Damage Potential: Medium

Origin: Native

Uses: Lumber, wildlife, shade, fall color