Willow oak, a deciduous tree, can attain 80 ft. but is usually
shorter in cultivation. Its straight trunk supports a cone-shaped
crown which becomes round at maturity. Long, fine-textured,
narrow leaves with tiny awn at apex, resembling the foliage of
willows, turn from bright green in summer to yellow or russet in fall.
Bark is gray to reddish brown. Nut nearly round, cup shallow.




A popular street and shade tree with fine-textured foliage, widely
planted in Washington, D.C.and southwards. Readily transplanted
because of shallow roots. Easily distinguishable from most other
oaks by the narrow leaves without lobes or teeth. While
superficially the foliage resembles that of willows, it is recognized
as an oak by the acorns and the tiny bristle-tip. City squirrels as
well as wildlife consume and spread the acorns.
Makes a BIG beauthiful shade tree!
Quercus phellos'Willow Oak'
6 to 7 feet trees
buy 1 tree @ $86.95
Quercus phellos'Willow Oak'
18 to 24 inch trees
4 or more @ $9.95 ea.
Quercus phellos'Willow Oak'
4 to 5 feet trees
buy 1 tree @ $54.95
Quercus phellos'Willow Oak'
6 to 7 feet trees
buy 2 or more @ $59.95 ea.
Quercus phellos'Willow Oak'
4 to 5 feet trees
buy 2 or more @ $46.95 ea.
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Willow Oak
A popular street and shade tree with
fine-textured foliage.