Quercus bicolor - Swamp White Oak
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Large tree of forested wetlands and moist woods. The best identifying feature is the exfoliating bark on its drooping, thin, lower branches.
Size: 50-60' but can reach 100'
Wetland Indicator Status: FACW+
Bloom Color: Reddish Green
Bloom Period: March to May
Fall Color: Yellow to Red
Hydrology: Seasonally or Irregularly Inundated up to 25% of the Growing Season
Fall Color: Yellow to Red
Hydrology: Seasonally or Irregularly Inundated up to 25% of the Growing Season
Light Requirements: Part Shade
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