Quercus phellos - Willow Oak

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Quercus phellos is an admirable specimen commonly referred to as Willow Oak. This sturdy deciduous tree, native to Eastern and Central United States, is renowned for its willow-like leaves and grandeur. Its ability to grow an astonishing 40-75 feet tall, and occasionally soaring to a breathtaking 100 feet, makes it a standout addition to any landscape. Graceful yellow-green flowers surface in spring, succeeded by the Willow Oak's signature foliage; slender, bristle-tipped leaves that transition from lush green to a radiant yellow-gold come autumn. Robust and versatile, the Willow Oak boasts impressive drought tolerance and the capability to flourish in both full sun and partial shade. It adapts well to a broad range of soil conditions, from sandy to moist and well-drained clay. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, it serves as a dynamic wildlife attractor, producing an abundance of acorns that various species favor. Whether you're looking to enrich a large park or add depth to a residential landscape, the Willow Oak offers stunning visual interest coupled with ecological benefits.