Quercus garryana (Oregon White Oak) Size:1 gal NP and south facing wooded slopes

and south facing wooded slopes up to 5

from the Sisikiyou Mountains in Northern California and north to British Columbia

The flowers of this plant are small and greenish yellow

the slightly arching branches make its appearance seem delicate

comprised of three sharply pointed leaflets

Quercus garryana (Oregon White Oak) Size:1 gal NP and south facing wooded slopesPlant Description: This heavy limbed oak can grow to great heights reaching up to 75 feet or more. The crown is broad spreading, open and rounded. The mature bark is light gray, thick, and furrowed in a checker like pattern. The upper surface of the leaf is shiny and dark green but the underneath side is paler and hairy. They are simple (not divided) with 6 11 rounded deep lobes that are up to 5 in. The leaves turn yellow brown in the fall. Flowering