This deciduous tree has an upright trunk with fissured grey-brown flaky bark has large spreading branches that forms a broad rounded crown. The large lobed oblong leaves are glossy dark green and turn yellowish in autumn and the flower appear in spring.

Hardiness zones 4 to 10

Quercus bicoloris naturally found in eastern North America growing on lowlands or swampy regions in moist, acidic well drained fertile soils. It prefers an open to protected sunny position and is drought and frost resistant.

Swamp White Oak is grown for its spreading habit and its glossy leaves. It is grown in large gardens or parks as a lawn specimen and is suitable for planting along water courses. It establishes in 3 to 5 years and is suitable for low-mountain and inland regions. Care should be when planting as this tree requires ample space to grow. ID 2117

Quercus(KWER-kus) bicolor(by-KO-lor)

Fagaceae (fag-AY-see-e)
Beech, Oaks and Sweet Chestnuts