Quercus bicolor - Swamp White Oak

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Quercus bicolor is a distinguished stalwart of the North American landscape. Popularly known as the Swamp White Oak, this fast-growing, robust tree brings both enduring beauty and a touch of grandeur to any setting with its broad canopy that expands up to 50 feet wide. Its striking foliage, featuring glossy lobed leaves, unfurl in a mesmerizing array of greens throughout the summer before they redefine the autumn landscape with a spectacular display of reds, purples, and bronzes. Thriving under full sun exposure, this hearty tree's adaptability also extends to soil preference, demonstrating a remarkable tolerance for moist and well-drained soils, even resilient in occasional flooding or poor drainage. Moreover, the Swamp White Oak is a valuable addition to your space without compromising environmental consideration, thanks to the bountiful acorns it produces that nourish various species of local wildlife, thus making it an eco-friendly and visually stunning choice for any outdoor space.

Size: Up to 50-60 feet tall and 50 feet wide

Foliage: Medium to dark green leaves that turn into shades of red, purple, and bronze in autumn

Water usage: Moderate to high, tolerates occasional flooding

Sun exposure: Full sun

Supports Wildlife: Produces acorns that provide food for a variety of wildlife species

Soil Preference: Thrives in moist, well-drained soils. Highly adaptable to different soil conditions, including wet soil.