Burr Oak Quercus macrocarpa 50'-60’ tall with a 50'-60' spread. Broadly oval irregular open habit. Full sun exposure. Grows in wet soil. Green leaf turning copper yellow in the Fall. Average growth rate. A large impressive native tree.

Pin Oak Quercus palustris 50'-75’ tall with a 35’-50’ spread. Pyramidal form with slender horizontal branches. Full sun exposure. Grows in wet soil. Fast growth rate. Green foliage turning copper red in the Fall. Leaves hold late. A formal looking shade tree.

Red Oak Quercus rubra 50'-75' tall with a 50' spread. Rounded form. Full sun exposure. Grows in moist well-drained soil. Fast growth rate. Green leaf turning red in the Fall. Great specimen shade tree.

Scarlet Oak Quercus coccinea 50'-70' tall with a 40’-50’ spread. Open broadly oval form. Full sun exposure. Grows in moist well-drained soil, but will tolerate dry sandy soil. Dark green glossy leaves turning red/russet reds in the Fall. Fast growth rate.

Swamp White Oak Quercus bicolor 50'-60' tall with an equal or greater spread. Open rounded form. Full sun exposure. Grows in wet soil. Green heavily textured leaves turning yellow, brown to reddish in the Fall.