
Willow Oak Tree
Willow Oak Tree (Quercus phellos) Willow Oak is a majestic, fast-growing deciduous tree known for its narrow, willow-like green leaves that provide dense shade in summer and turn golden yellow in the fall. Its uniform, oval shape makes it a favorite for streetscapes and large landscapes. This oak species is prized for its adaptability to urban conditions, drought tolerance once established, and low-maintenance growth. Itβs a long-lived tree with strong wood and deep roots, offering excellent habitat value for wildlife. π Narrow, willow-like foliage turns golden in fall π³ Fast-growing shade tree with a symmetrical canopy πΏοΈ Supports birds, squirrels, and pollinators π§ Tolerant of drought and poor soil once established π Great for parks, lawns, and urban settings Growing Zones: 5β9 outdoors Mature Height: 40β75 ft. Mature Width: 30β50 ft.