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Trees and shrubs
Oregon white oak (Garry oak)
Quercus garryana
In stockNative to the USRestorationWildlifeLandscape
Oregon white oak (Garry oak) is a deciduous tree that reaches about 80 feet at maturity, with a slow growth rate. Up to about 65 feet tall. In the wild it grows in dry, wooded slopes & prairies.
Water
Low
Light
Sun, Part shade, Shade
Hardiness
Zone 3
Mature height
80 ft
| Size | Each | At $10,000+ order | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 gal | $6.40Retail $9.99 | $5.76 | |
| 5 gal | $26.00 | $23.40 |
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Growing guide
- Growth habit
- Deciduous Tree
- Mature size
- Up to about 65 feet tall.
- Growth rate
- Slow
- Water needs
- Low; high drought tolerance once established; low tolerance of saturated soil
- Soil moisture
- Dry, Moist
- Light
- Sun, Part Shade, Shade
- Cold hardiness
- To -33°F (about USDA Zone 3)
- Bloom
- Yellow, Green, Brown · Mar, Apr, May
- Grows in
- Dry, wooded slopes & prairies
- Native range
- S.w. B.C., s. (chiefly w. of the Cascades) to Marin Co., CA
Wildlife and uses
Provides food and cover to deer, small mammals, and birds.
Attracts: Birds
Good for: Restoration, Wildlife, Landscape
Sources
Hardiness zone is estimated from the USDA minimum temperature. Uses are suggested from USDA plant traits.
