WHITE OAK      Quercus alba

White Oak has a broad, round, dense head, spreading branches and purple-red fall colors. White Oak leaf is dark green in summer and hang on thru the winter as most Oaks do. Interesting flaky bark. I consider the White Oak one of the more beautiful of Oaks. The nut of the White Oak tree is about 1" long covered 1/3 by the cap, ripens the 1st year. White Oaks can be transplanted Balled and burlapped when small. White Oaks have a tap root that grows beneath the trunk in soil that drains well, but this is not present on most trees planted on clay or compacted soil. By using our root bags to control root growth should help growers of nursery plants make more of these native trees available. White Oak grows best in moist soil that does not dry out for long periods. Trees are usually well structured and require little pruning after 20 years except to remove dead wood. Early pruning should concentrate on maintaining a central trunk. Branches should be spaced about 18 to 24 inches apart.
White Oak grows in sun or partial shade and prefers an acid, moist, well-drained soil. There are no major pest concerns with White Oak but there are a good many pests that have potential to cause some damage. The gypsy moth is one of the more destructive pests of the oaks.   White Oak tree can grow to 100' in the woods. The White is hardy from zone 3 to zone 9. Slow to medium growth rate. White Oak Trees are North American native to the following North American places: Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Vermont, Wisconsin, West Virginia.  We also have: Burr English Oak, English Oak, Willow Oak, Chestnut Oak, Columnar English Oak, Shumard Oak. White Oak, Swamp White Oak,  Pin Oak, Northern Red Oak, Heritage Oak, Regal Prince Oak, Rocky Mountain White Oak, Oregon White Oak, Burr gambel Oak, Scarlet Oak, Northern Pin Oak, Bur Oak, Chinkapin Oak seedlings. White oak seedling and transplants prices are below.                                                         To buy large B+B oaks call.

Mature white oak	white oak leaf	Bark of white oak	5-6' oaks

   

Plant Type	Age	Size	Quanity / Price
Oak-white		6-12"	Choose Quanity/Price 10 @ $5.00 Each 25 @ $2.90 Each 50 @ $2.00 Each 100 @ $1.50 Each 500 @ $0.75 Each 1000 @ $0.55 Each
		12-18"	Choose Quanity/Price 10 @ $6.00 Each
		18-24"	Choose Quanity/Price
		2-3ft	Choose Quanity/Price
		3-4ft	Choose Quanity/Price
		4-5ft	Choose Quanity/Price
		5-6ft	Choose Quanity/Price

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To order White Oak seedling by MAIL: For those who wish to order by mail or prefer to send a check, send orders to: Porcupine Hollow Farm   8593 W. State Rd.  Central Lake, Mi. 49622

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