Seedlings

Oaktree seedlings remain a top landscaping choice for home and commercial property owners. Varieties such as the Pin Oak, Willow Oak, and Red Oak, among others, deliver abundant shade and desirable fall foliage that enhances any property.

Selecting the best oak tree seedlings can be a challenge for everyday people who do not necessarily work in professional tree nurseries or the landscaping sector. But by understanding the sometimes subtle differences between various oaks, you can make informed decisions. 

What Are Common Denominators Between Oak Tree Seedlings?

Oak trees belong to the Beech family but look quite different. Most of the 70 different types in North America fall into the deciduous category. The leaves of deciduous trees typically change color when autumn chills arrive, fall to the ground, and the tree goes into a dormant period until spring. Oak trees also have the following in common.

• Flowers: Few people realize that oak trees produce spring blooms. The flowers do not present prominently, like ornamentals. Male oak tree seedlings grow a flower almost identical in color to the spring leaves. The female oak flowers emerge later in the season and have spikes.
• Acorns: Although oak tree seedlings produce different leaves, they typically have acorns during the summer. These seeds support rich wildlife.
• Hardwoods: Varieties such as the Pin Oak and Red Oak remain highly sought after for their hardwood timber. The wood density associated with mature oaks makes them valuable in furniture manufacturing, construction, and woodworking, among others. In terms of landscaping, mighty oaks generally persevere through severe weather incidents.

Landscaping professionals and everyday homeowners also consider oak tree seedlings' got-to assets because they deliver significant shade benefits once they mature.

Which Oak Tree Seedlings Meet Your Needs?

In selecting the best oak tree seedlings for a property, it's essential to consider space, usage, and goals. When enhancing a landscape, map out the mature oak radius and consider the shade implications on gardens, patios, and other elements. Mature oaks also transform properties with enviable foliage during autumn. These are trees worth considering.

• Pin Oak: This variety matures to upwards of 70 feet and enjoys a spread of 40 feet. Considered fast-growing, the Pin Oak increases its height by more than 2 feet annually. It prefers direct sunlight and well-drained acidic soil.
• Willow Oak: These attractive trees offer bright green leaves and gorgeous yellow foliage. The Willow Oak matures to 60 feet with a 35-foot spread and grows upwards of 2 feet annually.
• Red Oak: This stately oak matures upwards of 70 feet with a 60-foot spread. It prefers full sunlight and acidic, well-drained soil and enjoys lush red foliage during autumn.

These reliable trees resist disease and pests and require only modest maintenance and care as they take root. The broad shade radius produced by these fast-growing trees makes them a valuable asset.

Select Your Oak Tree Seedlings at Our TN Nursery

If you are planning a new landscape or enhancing an existing one, we stock hardy oak tree seedlings trees to help improve the peaceful enjoyment of your property. 

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