Many caterpillars feed on the leaves of oak trees. Most will not do much damage, but some can pose a real threat to the ...

Willow oak (Quercus phellos) is a deciduous, common oak tree. A member of the red oak family, this tree has a dense, usually rounded crown and simple, linear leaves.

They are shaped remarkably like willow tree leaves, which gives this oak its common name. The willow oak has an upright oval shape that fits well into typical-sized suburban lots.

The City of Richmond will conduct an extensive review of large city-owned willow oak trees in a Northside neighborhood after ...

A mature white willow can grow to a height of 75 to 100 feet tall and are known as water indicator trees — where a white ...

The native willow oak is similar in size, shape and growth rate to the last two species. It's an excellent tree for the New Orleans area, and, like the Shumard and Nuttall, it deserves to be more ...

Common red oak species include Northern red, Southern red, pin, willow, and black oak. Prevalent species of white oak are chinkapin, bur, English, swamp, and live oak.

The Bedford Oak in Bedford, N.Y., is thought to be more than 500 years old, but you don’t have to wait that long for an oak to reach a majestic size. Some species grow at a rate of two feet a ...

Necessary Legacy Tree Removals and Replacements in December Tree on Abele Quad and others on East and West campuses have exceeded, or are approaching, their expected lifespan Caption Due to concerns ...

A recent study by the Virginia Department of Forestry (VDOF) found the willow oak trees in Jamestown today are likely descended from the original 17-century trees living at the same time of ...

Use leaves, bark, and habitat to identify the black oak tree. Learn about this tree's identifying characteristics, where to find it, and more.