Willow Oak (Quercus phellos) - Shade Tree

An oval tree with a high, arching canopy is considered a fast grower. The common name reflects the similarity of the leaves to those of weeping willow. Great for providing shade. Willow oak needs full sun and moist, loamy soil that is well drained. It does not do well in alkaline soil. Field Grown (Mature Trees) Available. Call Ahead for Field Tour of our Mature Trees. Photos courtesy of Toms Creek Nursery in Denton, NC (336) 857-2131 Ornamental Characteristics Category Tree Seasonal bloom Spring (April) Environmental Characteristics Zone 5 - 9

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$ 15.00

Size
Latin Name
Foliage Type
Height
Spread
Shape
Primary Foliage Color
Seasonal Foliage Color
Flowering Season
Flower Color
Growth Rate
Sun Preferences
Water Preferences
Cold Hardiness Zone
Fruits

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Size	1 gallon container, 2 gallon container, 3 gallon container, 7 gallon container, 5 gallon container, 1.5 gallon container, 15 gallon container, 10 gallon container, 20 gallon container, 25 gallon container, 65 gallon container, 100 gallon container, 35 gallon container, 6" caliper B&B-22'H, 7" caliper B&B-28'H, 45G container - Not rooted in as of 5/1/26 per Lupe
Latin Name	Quercus phellos
Foliage Type	Deciduous
Height	40'-75'
Spread	25'-50'
Shape	Rounded crown
Primary Foliage Color	Green
Seasonal Foliage Color	N/A
Flowering Season	N/A
Flower Color	Yellow-green
Growth Rate	Fast
Sun Preferences	Full Sun
Water Preferences	Moderate to wet (not standing water)
Cold Hardiness Zone	N/A
Fruits	Acorns

Willow Oak (Quercus phellos) - Shade Tree

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