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. Willow oak trees are generally ...

In the fall, the trees drop their leaves, and the leafless canopy allows sunlight to shine through during winter, helping to heat our homes. The willow oak is a tidy tree when it drops its leaves ...

and because it doesn't hurt the tree much, preventative spraying is generally not done. (Courtesty of Dan Gill) QUESTION: Can you please tell me what's wrong with my willow oak? The leaves have ...

Water oak, willow oak, canby oak and others are in this category. Some trees hold their dead brown leaves through the winter and kick them off only as buds swell, leading to the new growth for the ...

Not long after the centuries-old white oak ... tree. Henry said those dimensions were chosen to provide "enough soil volume to supplement the root growth of a shade tree." Billy Crigger, of Willow ...

Most oak trees are deciduous, meaning they lose their leaves in fall ... There is a very large willow oak tree, 86 inches in diameter, in front of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on 100 W.

releasing the dead leaves over a period of time. The fall color of these trees is spotty and inconsistent. Water oak, willow oak, Canby oak and others are in this category. The second is called ...

This tree works well in urban landscape settings. The foliage is a unique characteristic of the willow oak – fine textured. Leaf litter debris is not a major concern with willow oaks.

The roughly 65-foot-tall tree is believed to have been planted in the 1930s, as the initial construction on West Campus was nearing completion. With large cavities in its trunk, dying limbs and ...