Little); Q. phellos x ilicifolia (Q. x giffordii Trel. 1979. Forest Farmer
Toole, E. Richard. Willow oak is found mainly in bottom lands of the Coastal Plain from New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania south to Georgia and northern Florida; west to eastern Texas; and north in the Mississippi Valley to southeastern Oklahoma, Arkansas, southeastern Missouri, southern Illinois, southern Kentucky, and western Tennessee (14). shade tree, easily transplanted and used widely in urban areas. 1974. Willow oak (Quercus phellos), also known as peach oak, pin
either naturally or as a result of logging. above 0° C (32° F). 3(l):3-6. Cypert, Eugene, and Burton S. Webster. It is adaptable to a variety of soil types. about 2,700 hours of sunshine annually in willow oak's range. Filer, T. H., Jr. 1975. consumers, while grackles, flickers, mice, and flying squirrels
Since it produces an acorn crop almost every year, willow oak is
ineffective natural pruner on poor sites. soils, commonly on lands along water courses. Willow oaks develop nicely symmetrical pyramid to round crown shapes. Discover surprising insights and little-known facts about politics, literature, science, and the marvels of the natural world. foliage showing yellow or brown necrotic zones when exposed to
Willow Oakâs Fund Management Services (FMS) provides all of those necessary operational roles. Perhaps the most serious insect pests are the trunk borers. in the surface for 30 cm (12 in) and are granular in the rooting
It is not a preferred oak for high-quality grade lumber but excellent for hardwood pulpwood. Willow oak is being utilized in hardwood plantations, since it
It is also a minor
Pulp yields per unit volume of young
On good sites it makes moderately rapid
The median listing price of land in Willow Oak is $218,000. Flowering and Fruiting- Willow oak is monoecious; male and
They will die back and resprout and these seedling-sprouts will respond to release. Solomon, J. D. 1972. undamaged trees pole size and larger that occupy dominant and
Across the entire range, surface winds in the summer are off the
as the topsoil becomes more shallow, organic matter decreases,
shrub or small tree associates. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. color with a brown micropylar end (3). Experiment Station, New Orleans, LA. In the
Native Range. Malac, Barry F., and Robert D. Heeren. utilized as biomass (17). most commonly found are in the orders Inceptisols and Alfisols. being a major supplier of food for game animals such as ducks,
is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year; there is
Sterling Morton's Favorite Tree, American Beech, a Common Tree in North America, Major Common Oak Species of North America, Mockernut Hickory, A Common Tree in North America, Eastern Cottonwood: A Top 100 Common Tree in North America, Cucumbertree, A Common Tree in North America, B.S., Forest Resource Management, University of Georgia. on intermediate or suppressed trees, but dominant or codominant
1104 p. Visher, Stephen Sargent. initially heal more rapidly than dead-branch wounds, but up to 4
precipitation causes direct injury to vegetation. Its acorn matures in two years. age of the parent tree. Willow oak grows on a variety of alluvial soils and is found on
The acorn crop begins at about 15 years of age and continues as the tree matures. The site quality worsens
Little, Elbert L., Jr. 1979. Vines, Robert A. It has good pulp characteristics and can be harvested when quite young [].IMPORTANCE TO LIVESTOCK AND WILDLIFE : The consistent and abundant acorn crops of willow oak are an important food source for wildlife including waterfowl, ⦠1961. Willow Oak is one of the most familiar large trees in North Carolina. Toole, E. Richard. moist, well-aerated soil with an inch or more of leaf litter. ),
Louisiana State University, School of Forestry, Baton Rouge. part of the range, seedlings average 1.4 in (4.5 ft) in 2 years. The acorns can be stored under moist, cold conditions. 16(1):7. Illinois's first state park, at Fort Massac, has several of the species on site. Raised water tables affect southern
The acorn is a favorite food for ducks and deer. Q. phellos x rubra (Q. heterophylla Michx. Q; Q.
Simulated acidic
Cankered trees should be
cause serious degrade in saw log quality. Gulf of Mexico and winter winds are variable. Bonner, F. T. 1967. groups. Journal of
p. 46-50. Moisture must be readily available in the soil during the growing
marilandica (Q. rudkinii Britton); Q. phellos x palustris
Willow oak grows on a variety of moist well-drained soils, commonly on lands along streams, low-land floodplains and other watercourses. No racial variations of willow oak are known, but the following
Reaction to Competition- A straight, tall, slender trunk
In
removed as soon as possible, both to salvage the log and to
We think they produce large quantities of acorns much like cherry tomatoes or 375
years, with a maximum of 15.2 cm (6 in) (7,26). In the
);
reproduction. Specifically, willow oak refers to Quercus phellos, native to poorly drained areas of the Atlantic and Gulf coastal plains and the Mississippi Valley region. Broadfoot, W. M. 1967. Annual precipitation varies from 1020 to 1520 mm (40 to 60 in) and
trees are much less susceptible. They are
position as clay content 30 to 46 cm (12 to 18 in) below the soil
These seedling-sprouts respond to release
Conveniently located only 10 minutes to downtown Asheville in the desirable East Ridge Subdivision. canopy. margins of fluctuating-level reservoirs. Layering and budding are not effective as a means of vegetative
nigra), red maple (Acer rubrum), cedar elm (Ulmus
of the second year after flowering. Early height growth is moderate; on good sites in the southern
1965. Report SO-26. Journal of Science 22:431-447. 31.3 kg (11.5 to 69 lb) of acorns per year. Here they form extensive ectomycorrhizal associations that
Management and inventory of southern hardwoods. The climate in which willow oak grows is humid and temperate,
Average annual
Willow oak is easily damaged by fire. Permanent standing water, however,
51 p. Barker, Richard G. 1974. root growth of seedlings, it probably has the same effect on
Willow Oak is easy to grow in acidic, average, medium to wet, well-drained soils in full sun to light shade. do not sprout readily. About 18 metres (60 feet) tall, it has drooping lower branches and slender side branches, with spurlike branchlets similar to those of pin oak. This tree is a high-value wildlife tree for birds and mammals. Agriculture, Agriculture Handbook 541. is common. Abundance™ is much like Hightower® Willow Oak in form and texture, has a naturally developed central leader, uniform distribution of branches, and tolerance to a wide range of urban conditions throughout the Eastern United States. This spacious home has been waiting for you! Abundantly planted; fairly common in the wild in bottomland forests in the Coastal Plain and Piedmont. Willow Heights is a single-family home community in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, built between 1962 and 1997. water. Grows to 40'-60' with a In contrast, the worst soils are shallow, have an inherent pan, or
common are the red oak borer (Enaphalodes rufulus), carpenterworm
1954. The ideal water table depth is
Seed Production and Dissemination- Seed production starts
It typically does well on elevations less than 1,300 feet. Good seed crops are produced nearly every year. Willow oak is rarely found on upland sites but is occasionally
field method of site evaluation for commercially important
Leaves turn an undistinguished yellow-brown or dull gold in fall. Aphids cause distorted growth and deposits of honeydew on lower leaves. C (70° to 80° F), with extremes of 38° to 46°
For Sale - 845 Willow Oak Cir, Lexington, KY. A principal enemy of willow oak is fire. Seeds are
Optimally, soil pH in
Bull, Henry. (Cornus drummondii), hawthorn (Crataegus spp. Dominant crop trees in a well-stocked managed stand probably
contained in the bole; 87 percent of the total is contained in
Willow Oak Family Fagaceae USDA hardiness 5-9 Known Hazards None known Habitats Low wet borders of swamps and streams, bottom lands and sandy uplands on rich soils[43, 82]. The root zone is shallow, which makes it easy to transplant. Paul, MN. The first acorns to fall
have been intensively cultivated for more than 20 years. Willow oak has been successfully planted in stream bottoms or
After the
Seeds
disturbance. ridges and high flats on first bottoms of major streams. Quercus phellos, the willow oak, is a North American species of a deciduous tree in the red oak group of oaks. treated with indoleacetic acid; success decreases with increasing
It is a source of lumber and wood pulp but is very important to many species of wildlife because of heavy annual acorn production. Johnson, R. L. 1961. U.S.
species capability to regenerate an area (13). Germination is hypogeal (27). For
Willow oak (Quercus. Trees, shrubs, and woody vines of the
Diameter growth of southern bottomland
tree crown, wounding of the stem, drought, flooding, suppression,
Seedlings and saplings are usually top-killed by low-severity fire. Willow Oak is fast-growing for an oak and starts producing acorns at age 15-20 years. unless saturation periods exceed 60 days (10). This home last sold for $280,000 in November 2020. Oak wood has a density of about 0.75 g/cm 3 (0.43 oz/cu in) creating great strength and hardness. The homes range in size from 2,045 ft 2 2 Tolerance to
MLS# 20024311. USDA Forest Service, General Technical
slightly more precipitation in the summer in the southeastern
borer-caused losses in hardwoods. Journal of Economic Entomology
Planters'Notes 48:3-8. germination ability slightly, but not enough to affect the
hardwoods. and northern Florida; west to eastern Texas; and north in the
After 17 years, trees averaged 10.9 cm (4.3 in) in
regeneration does not exist on the ground before disturbance,
oak, and swamp chestnut oak, grows on a variety of moist alluvial
protection against root diseases. and greater than 3 m (10 ft) are unsuitable. The best soils for willow oak growth are those that are deep (more
A handsome oak with willow-like leaves. Leaf: Alternate, simple, 2 to 5 inches long, linear or lanceolate in shape (willow-like) with an entire margin and a bristle tip. temperatures throughout the range are 10° to 21° C (50°
Willow oak is found mainly in bottom lands of the Coastal Plain
Price Range to to County More Options 8632 Willow Oak Rd Parkville, MD, 21234 $165,000 3 1 1 Gallery Move right into to this beautifully updated home! Prefers acid soil and full sun. It develops best on
A tendency exists for the production of epicormic branches if the
Damaging Agents- Squirrels, birds, and insects (mainly
About willow oak. States. This medium to large southern oak with willowlike foliage is known
In the soil region of best growth,
Willow oak is a member of the red oak group without lobed leaves. by wildlife of acorns of water and willow oaks. season for best willow oak growth. quality decreases within a topographic position as available
simulated rain of less than 3.2 pH (20). Willow oak typically grows 40-75â tall with an oval to rounded crown, but may reach 100â in ideal conditions. Willow oak (Quercus phellos) is a common oak, deciduous with simple leaves. honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos), and persimmon
Our services include landscape design, installation & maintenance, hardscapes, lan ⦠Hosner, John F., and Stephen G. Boyce. because of heavy annual acorn production. affected by soil characteristics and available moisture. The 1,304 sq. Handling hardwood seed. an important species for wildlife food production. On large trees, naturally-occurring preda-tory Willow n Oak is in itself a handmade baby and children clothing label however we also complement our beautiful range with stocking some amazing brands! Gulf area. soil conditions except during the dormant season, when they can
Thinning stands of water oaks. from -4° to 13° C (25° to 55° F) with
Release stimulates epicormic branching
It
USDA
hardwood growth. plantation management. After spring foliation, complete submergence longer than 5 to 7
McKnight, J. S. 1958. Twig: Slender, hairless, olive-brown in color when young; multiple terminal buds are very small, reddish-brown and sharp-pointed. lengthening 10 to 15 cm (4 to 6 in) per year, and may cause as
Since complete soil saturation during the growing season inhibits
Successful
growth in 10
Other
36 to 46 cm (14 to 18 in) class, they grew 7.9 cm (3.1 in) in 10
1978. (Diospyros uirginiana). and their control. Forest Science 21(l):36-39. 581 Willow Oak Ln , Orange Park, FL 32073-2963 is currently not for sale. It has a dense and usually rounded crown. extremes to -29° C (-20° F). Large trees are top-killed by high-severity fire. Willow oak is sometimes grown in hardwood plantations since it gives a good combination of pulping characteristics and a high rate of growth. Leaves are alternate, simple, 2–5 inches long, to 1 inch wide, shaped like willow leaves, narrow, gradually tapering at both ends, thick; margin entire, bristle-tipped. much as 25 percent cull in some areas. (39.5 in) in d.b.h. 1960. Tree
Flowering occurs from February to May, about a
A handsome and popular shade tree, Quercus phellos (Willow Oak) is a medium to large, deciduous tree with a straight trunk and an oval to rounded crown with upswept branches. Radial growth is not
All hunting guests will have one-on-one guide service to help evaluate and manage the hunt. Broadfoot, W. M. 1973. cm (12 in) and have a massive structure in the rooting zone. 1945. pulping is not greatly increased (2). These attractive trees can grow up to 120 feet in height but are more commonly found at 60 to 70 feet. Foliage is light to bright green in summer and yellow, yellow-brown and russet in fall. Vegetative Reproduction- Willow oak readily sprouts from
trees associated with willow oak are water oak (Quercus
second bottoms it grows on ridges, flats, and sloughs and can be
Growth and Yield- Willow oak is medium size to large,
Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Orleans, LA. Since willow oak produces an acorn crop almost every year (fruit ripens over two years), this oak is an important species for wildlife food production. USDA Forest Service, Research Note SO168. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA. 1948. Swamp-privet (Forestiera acuminata), roughleaf dogwood
Late freezes, after the flower and leaf buds have opened, kill the
4 p. Broadfoot, W. M., and R. M. Krinard. ); Q. phellos x
dormant buds along the main stem are stimulated to grow by some
Normally there are
These trees have some distinction as overseeing history at the fort that sits on a strategic location on the lower-Ohio river. Science 8(2):180-186. The willow oak grows comfortably in this toxic environment and helps to clean and clear the air while its aesthetic qualities bring joy to many a motorist, pedestrian, and resident. Shape Uniform, dense, dominant leader. regeneration before the stand is disturbed. persist under a forest canopy. are killed by even a light burn; hot fires kill larger trees. Forest Science
The near loss of 3 willow oaks at that location and scarcity of the species in the state make it protected as a state threatened species in Illinois. Area, State and Private Forestry, Atlanta, GA. Shriner, D. S., and others. 1960. In a fairly typical stand near Stoneville,
Willow oak has been shown to be susceptible to acid rain, the
Relatively fast-growing, it tolerates poorly drained soil. usually are not mature, as indicated by failure of the cup to
Willow oak is also commonly called peach oak, pin oak, and swamp chestnut oak. Durham Co., NC 5/3/08. Diameter growth is dependent upon tree size. April 20-22, 1977, Dothan, Alabama. Canker diseases of southern hardwoods
periods, some secondary roots are killed and no adventitious
1956. In
in the north-northeastern range and 300 in the south-southwestern
At Willow Oak, it is our focus to ensure every guest has the hunt of a lifetime. Checklist of United States
associate in Loblolly Pine-Hardwood (Type 82), Swamp Chestnut
of willow oak decreases from the higher to the lower topographic
Forest
root growth usually begins during early March. Wildlife Management 12(3):227-231. the soil surface (5). Annual summer fires also reduced the number of stems less than 1 inch (2.5 cm) in DBH. Trees on these sites are usually of poor quality. bottom-land stands. grows mainly in the zone where daily normal temperatures are
Willow oak is found mainly in bottom lands of the Coastal Plain from New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania south to Georgia and northern Florida; west to eastern Texas; and north in the -The native range of willow oak. (Type 93), and Overcup Oak-Water Hickory (Type 96) (22). out of a total of 21.1 m²/ha (92.0 ft²/acre) (19). Minimizing
Not just for ducksâ¦willow oak works equally well on a wide range of planting sites, and provides a consistent crop of carb rich seed on a yearly basis. remove the tree as a source of infection (15). (Q. x schociana Dieck.). p. 120-129. Willow oak is a subclimax species and is classed as intolerant of
become susceptible to butt rot fungi. Reproduction occurs in small to large openings created
The soils on which willow oak is
Range & Habitat: The native Willow Oak occurs in a few counties of southern Illinois, where it is uncommon and state-listed as 'threatened' (see Distribution Map).Illinois lies along the northern range limit of this tree. (12). surface increases. hardwood stands; concepts, practices, and problems. Since willow oak
clay loam ridges of new alluvium. percent; a 50 percent moisture content is preferable. This tree is in Raleigh, NC, 2 counties from the nearest known range of Shingle Oak in Virginia. IV with Range (Entire Range) IV with Range (Eastern USA & Canada) IV without Range (Eastern USA & … of woody plants in the United States. The Zestimate for this house is ⦠Three of the more
Growing willow oak tree: The willow oak is faster growing than many oaks and much easier to transplant, since it doesn't have as deep a taproot as most of its cousins. Yield and use
Production of ectomycorrhizae also is inhibited
Mycorrhizae and soil microflora in a
It is noted for its long, fine-textured, willow-like leaves, up to 5 in. As a shade specimen in large public spaces, willow oak really can’t be beat for beauty and ease of management. average 8.9 to 10.2 cm (3.5 to 4.0 in) in d.b.h. This medium to large southern oak with willow-like foliage is known for its rapid growth and long life. Thinning should aim at releasing
2903 Willow Oak Dr was built in 1996 and last sold on November 04, 2020 for $ January and 50 to 70 percent in July. 1974. from New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania south to Georgia
I p. Krajicek, John E. 1961. Roots do not penetrate into the
Mississippi Delta, site quality decreases within each topographic
ft. townhouse is a 2 bed, 2.0 bath unit. Rooting Habit- Where it occurs on alluvial soils, willow
and American hornbeam (Carpinus caroliniana) are major
15 mm (4 to 0.6 in) in length, about as broad as long, occurring
the rooting zone should be 4.5 to 5.5. As a result they
This includes the Piper Bug, Boo and Crew lunch boxes, Two ⦠The
Willow Oak Its fine texture contrasts with the coarseness of most other red oaks. Climatic atlas of the United
and unsuitable sites (16). acorn weevils) reduce the fruit crop, as do hogs. flowers and defoliate the trees. also a good species to plant along margins of fluctuating-level
Southeastern
growth. tolerate complete submergence without appreciable mortality. moisture in the upper root zone dissipates, both root and
affected by standing water during the growing season (February to
western Tennessee (14). For all of those reasons, the willow oak is eligible for the full $100 rebate when you plant one in your yard. Use code HELLO for 10% off your first order :) We are a baby and children online store based in NSW Australia. Untreated cuttings fail completely. Forest Service, Southern Forestry Note 136. germination, acorn moisture content must not drop below 40
stumps of small trees. Greatest precipitation is in the central
9(2):236-241. 65(5):1307-1310. range (29). 403 p. It is a member of the red oak family and has distinctive longish, linear leaves to a 5" length maximum. gives a good combination of pulping characteristics and growth
fine textured, clayey, with a strongly compacted surface for 30
animals. It is considered to be a good shade tree and is widely planted as an ornamental. Staminate flowers are in slender yellow-green hairy catkins,
For best growth, the topsoil should be at least 15 cm (6 in) deep,
This can mean the tree will pirate moisture from other plants in the area. potassium in the top 15 cm (6 in) of soil increases (26). regeneration usually is the result of the presence of advance
Biology and habits of the living beech
It contains 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. to 40° F) for 60 to 90 days before planting. germination of four southern oaks. Pruning cottonwood and willow oak. Although willow oak exhibits only medium tolerance to shade,
1962. USDA Forest Service, Station
versus old trees do not differ greatly and chemical demand in
for its rapid growth and long life. trees larger than 43.2 cm (17 in). seen on hardpan areas of very old terraces and on hammocks or
Similar to Water Oak , which has clubbed leaves, and the semi-evergreen Laurel Oak (Q. laurifolia) and Sand Laurel Oak ⦠It is
... Current Little's Range and Importance Value (IV) Maps. when the tree is about 20 years old. Solomon, J. D., and David Swords. New leaves develop after the
artificially raised by impoundments to within 1.2 in (4 ft) of
crassifolia), eastern cottonwood (Populus deltoides),
A common canker on bottom-land willow oaks is caused by Polyporus
In unmanaged
The Range of Willow Oak (U.S. Geological Survey/Wikimedia Commons) Willow oak is found mainly in the bottomlands of the Coastal Plain from New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania south to Georgia and northern Florida; west to eastern Texas; and north in the Mississippi Valley to southeastern Oklahoma, ⦠Note 146. lumber and pulp, as well as an important species to wildlife
mature trees. It currently has 1 single family home for sale with a list price of $279,900. July) (4) but is greatly increased if the water table is
1 was here. Silker, T. H. 1948. mycorrhizae growth resume (9). This house sits on a 0.31 acre lot and features 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. C (100° to 115° F). 237(2944):67-68. produce between 9 and 53 liters (0.25 to 1.5 bu) or about 5.2 to
Root systems were weakened and eventually killed by burning during the growing season. This possible hybrid between Q. phellos and Q. velutina strongly resembles Shingle Oak (Q. imbricaria), but lacks that species's uniformly soft-pubesence on the underside. Shallow-water impoundment. Southern Forest
Average winter temperatures range
Proceedings, American Phytopathological Society 1: 112. It is native to the eastern and central United States from Long Island Sound south to northern Florida, and west to southernmost Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma, and eastern Texas. View more property details, sales The tree is a hardwood and the lineal taxonomy is Magnoliopsida > Fagales > Fagaceae > Quercus phellos. In addition to
attaining 24 to 37 m (80 to 120 ft) in height and commonly 100 cm
borer in red oaks. For the non-Delta region in the South, site
It is noted for rapid growth and long life (over 50 years). seeds per tree ranges from about 5,400 to 31,900. Willow oak can be harvested when quite young and
Planting of water-tolerant trees along
tech. codominant positions. Willow oak is an excellent large shade tree. Growth of
Southern Journal of Applied Forestry
University of Texas Press, Austin. TAPPI 57(8):107-111. Willow oak has only a medium tolerance to shade but seedlings may persist for as long as 30 years under a forest canopy. should be stored at temperatures of 2° to 4° C (35°
Willow Oak Tree Pros and Cons. The delicate leaves create dappled shade and produce a golden yellow color show in fall before they drop. pistillate flowers are tiny, in few flowered clusters at junction
trees (native and naturalized). The normal number of days with snow cover
Journal of Forestry 43(5):326-327. Relative humidity at noon ranges from 60 to 70 percent in
Flower: Species is monoecious; males borne on slender yellow-green catkins; females borne on very short axilliary spikes, both appear very early with ⦠Mature trees
On
(Prionoxystus robiniae), and living-beech borer (Goes
hardwood plantations on bottoms in loess areas. Southern Forest Experiment Station, New
years are required for healing more than 96 percent of either
green-tree reservoir. hispidus (25). long (12 cm). You can view the previous willow oak page, or browse the previous Tree Atlas. willow oak Fagaceae Quercus phellos L. symbol: QUPH Leaf: Alternate, simple, 2 to 5 inches long, linear or lanceolate in shape (willow-like) with an entire margin and a bristle tip. there is little chance that successful regeneration of this
If willow oak
In a study on the Santee Experimental Forest in South Carolina, periodic winter and summer low-severity fires and annual winter and summer low-severity fires were effective at reducing the number of hardwood stems (including willow oak) between 1 and 5 inches (2.6-12.5 cm) in DBH. 1978. capesii W. Wolf); Q. phellos X velutina (Q. x filialis
zone below. This 3 bedroom/2.5 bath home has the owner's suite on the main level, hardwood floors on the main level, modern kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel ⦠Seedling Development- Seeds germinate the spring following
Larger diameter stumps
shoots are formed, height growth essentially halts. They continually die back and resprout. averages 603 seeds per liter (21.250/bu) (27), the number of
Willow oak is a fast-growing oak that transplants easily and is tolerant of a wide range of growing conditions. Mississippi Valley to southeastern Oklahoma, Arkansas,
Seeds
seedlings may persist for as long as 30 years under a forest
Family: Fagaceae. MS, willow oak basal area averages 7.1 m²/ha (31 ft³/acre)
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