Quercus bicolor
Common name: Swamp White Oak
This is the oak of the flat, wet woods. In northern Indiana, it grows among skunk cabbage, which virtually grows in water. It has a symmetrical, rounded head in youth, which it maintains throughout its life. Susceptible to chlorosis on high, dry sites in soils with pH greater than 7.5 and seems to be most susceptible to what is known as bullet gall. There are 400 galls that attack oaks, and with the exception of one that occasionally affects shingle oak, they do little or no damage. Fall color is yellow to brown. Prefers full sun.
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Pricing
| Pricing information per unit for 5 gallon growing method | |
| 1 to 10 units | $22 |
| 11 to 24 units | $19 |
| 25 or more units | $16.50 |
| Pricing information per unit for 15 gallon growing method | |
| 1 to 10 units | $90 |
| 11 to 24 units | $80 |
| 25 or more units | $75 |
| Pricing information per diameter | |
| 1.25 inch | $75 |
| 1.50 inch | $100 |
| 1.75 inch | $125 |
| 2.00 inches | $145 |
Plant Details
Plant type
Tree
Soil type
Mesic, Moist Mesic, Wet
Light exposure
Full Sun
Bloom period
Spring
Environment
New construction, Road-side/salt tolerant, Floodplain
Growth form
Single trunk
General information
- Mature height
- 50 Feet
- Mature width
- 50 Feet
- Max height
- 80 Feet
- Max width
- 80 Feet
- Growth rate
- Fast
- Flower color
- Catkin
- Fall color
- Orange Yellow
Additional information
Butterfly host plant Loved by birds