Willoway Plant Database
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Quercus acutissimaCommon Name: Sawtooth Oak
Rapid-growing tree with broad, rounded growth habit. The Sawtooth Oak has dark, lustrous green foliage and enjoys sandy soils....
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Quercus albaCommon Name: White Oak
A long-lived slow-growing shade tree with reliable, long lasting purple-red fall color. Pyramidal habit when young with irregular branching and matures to spreading crowns that are rounded....
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Quercus bicolorCommon Name: Swamp White Oak
Shiny, dark green leaves have a lighter underside, which creates a...
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Quercus ellipsoidalisCommon Name: Northern Pin Oak
Broad-oval to rounded in habit, with the lower branches drooping low to the ground. Very closely resembles Q. palustris, but does not hold its leaves through the winter and prefers drier sites. Beautiful orange-red fall color....
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Quercus macrocarpaCommon Name: Bur Oak
Broad crown and stout trunk with rough, furrowed bark. Slow growing; may reach 15'-20' in 20 years. Adaptable to various soils and tolerant of city conditions....
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Quercus muehlenbergiiCommon Name: Chinkapin Oak
A medium-sized white Oak with an open, globular crown. Narrow, lanceolate, shiny green leaves have coarse marginal teeth. Make take up to 30 years to produce first crop of small, oval acorns. A low-maintenance, long-lived tree....
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Quercus palustrisCommon Name: Pin Oak
Large, pyramidal tree distinguished by horizontal, layered branches. Dark green foliage turns russett in fall....
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Quercus rubraCommon Name: Red Oak
A vigorous grower with a broad habit. Large dark green leaves turn a spectacular deep red in fall. Withstands urban conditions and dry, compact soils....
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Quercus shumardiiCommon Name: Shumard Oak
Upright, spreading shade tree which forms an open, broadly-oval canopy. Foliage is lustrous dark green with red fall color. Very tolerant of diverse conditions....
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Quercus x 'Nadler'Common Name: Kindred Spirit® Oak
Very narrow-upright form that keeps a uniform width to its top, after thirty years is thirty five feet tall with total spread of six feet. Beautiful dark green leaves have silver undersides and resistant to powdery mildew. More narrow than Regal Prin...
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Quercus x bicolor 'Long'Common Name: Regal Prince® Oak
Vigorous, upright oval tree that develops a strong central leader. Bold, dark green foliage turns yellow-bronze to red in fall. Good street tree....
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