OAKS (Page takes about 5 minutes to load)
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Quercus Coccinea Scarlet Oak with white-tipped buds

Quercus Rubra Northern Red Oak has a dark,shiny trunk

Quercus Velutina Black Oak with dark trunk

Quercus Falcata Southern Red Oak with three main leaf lobes

Quercus Ilicifolia Bear Oak from Northeastern USA

Quercus Marilandica BlackJack Oak has dark,blocked bark

Quercus Alba White Oak

Quercus Stellata Post Oak resembles a cross

Quercus Lyrata OverCup Oak has an enclosed acorn cup

Quercus Marcocarpa Bur Oak with slender threads among buds

Quercus Robur English Oak has 3-inch acorn stems

Quercus Durandii Durand Oak has leaves of varying color

Quercus Chapmanii Chapman Oak has notch in leaf tip

Quercus Meuhlenbergii Chinkapin Oak has serrated leaves

Quercus Michauxii Basket Oak is normally found in lowlands

Quercus Bicolor Swamp Oak has long acorn stalks

Quercus Prinus Chestnut Oak has dark, deeply ridged bark

Quercus Arkansana Arkansas Oak has broad leaves

Quercus Nigra Water Oak has a point at the wide leaf tip

Quercus Imbricaria Shingle Oak grows in North Central USA

Quercus Incana BlueJack Oak Grows in the Sounthern USA

Quercus Oglethorpensis Oglethorpe Oak has leaves that are yellow underneath

Quercus Phellos Willow Oak has very narrow leaves

Quercus Laurifolia Laurel Oak has shiny leaves

Quercus Myrtifolia Myrtle Oak has dark brown acorns on short stalks

Quercus Virginiana Virginia Live Oak has long stalks with dark brown acorns