Water Oak Seedlings

Water Oak Seedlings

The water oak is also referred to as the Quercus Nigra. This is a majestic and spectacular tree. The tree will grow 24 or more every year until it reaches 65 feet or more once it matures. This tree can grow in areas many trees cannot. Partial shade to full sun is preferred along with wet and well-drained soils. The water oak makes a dramatic statement with very little care.

It is essential to plant the Water Oak Seedlings in an area with plenty of room due to the large size of the tree.

This is a perfect tree to plant in the front yard for incredible curb appeal. The water oak is also an excellent addition to any backyard due to the shade provided by the canopy. During the spring and summer, the foliage is a beautiful and vibrant green. The large leaves turn vibrant colors every fall in shades of deep orange and red.

Water Oak seedlings, also known as Quercus Nigra. Hardy planting zones are 4-10. Growth rate on this tree can be up to 24 inches or more a year. The water oak is a rather large tree once it reaches full maturity, it can grow up to 65 feet or more. They prefer well-drained, wet soils and can grow where most trees cannot. Full sun and partial shade are preferred for this tree to grow at its best.

Areas such as swamps, ditches or places in the yard where the water doesn’t drain well are great places to grow Water Oak Seedlings.

This tree has a large canopy and can provide you with lots of shade. The foliage will stay green in the spring and summer months but will turn vibrant colors in the fall. The leaves are large and can grow up to 6 inches long.

Water Oak Seedlings