top of page

Quick Glance: 

 

  • Native to Michigan
  • Brine tolerant
  • Full sun
  • Prefers moist well drained soils
  • Winter-bearing seed holders provide seed/fruit when snow covers normal food sources of birds and other wildlife.

 

Species Description: Prefers well-drained clay to loamy sand, full-sun, slow growing, long lived, reaching heights of 100’, up to 3’ in diameter, it’s sweet acorns are preferred by wildlife, valuable for timber production, wood is heavy and strong, used for furniture, veneer, and barrels.

 

Purchase Size: 2-3 ft.

 

For more helpful information on this species, visit the USDA PLANTS Database (https://plants.sc.egov.usda.gov/java/) by the Natural Resources Conservation Service.

Oak, White

$5.00Price
Quantity

    Chippewa River Watershed Alliance

    Working as a community to improve water quality, protect and restore natural resources, and enhance outdoor recreational opportunities within the Chippewa River Watershed.

    ChipRiverWatershed.MI@gmail.com | 989.824.2518 | chipriverwatershed-mi.com 

    This project has been funded in part through Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy’s Nonpoint Source Program.

    © 2023 Chippewa River Watershed Alliance

    bottom of page