Oak Trees

Dark green leaves of this narrowly column tree are mildew resistant. Turning red in autumn, they fall to reveal stiffly upright branches. Similar to Crimson Spire™, but does not hold brown foliage through the winter. Wide crotch angles and short up-sweeping branches create a storm resistant structure.

Columnar Oak, dark green leaves, upright branching. Excellent for narrow spaces, as a specimen tree, or for lining a driveway.

Crimson Spire oak-Rich, dark green leaves stay fresh and bright through the heat of summer, turning rusty red to bright red in mid to late autumn.

Broad, rounded crown. Majestic tree, transplants easily.

This native Oak adapts very well to a wide variety of growing conditions. An excellent tree for city parks. Its shape is broadly oval and open, with corky bark on its twigs.

One of the fastest growing oaks. A native tree to souther Ontario with lustrous, heavy textured green leaves. Adapts well to poorly drained soils - perfect for very wet areas. Produces acorns in September.

Broad-headed native tree with dark green lobed leaves, turning a beautiful bright red in the fall.