White oak ??

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White Oaka normally bear seeds between the ages of 50 and 200 years, sometimes older, however, opengrown trees may produce acorns as early as 20 years. Try to get some sunlight on a few of them and fertlize the drip line.
 
Depends on the soil fertility and moisture. In West and Middle TN, whites gerally start producing at 20-30 years of age (10-12 inches in diameter at breast height). However, in poorer mountain soils, they may be 40+ years old to reach maturity. In the very poor soils of the Ozarks, trees may have to be 50+ years old before they produce.

We cored a tree in the Ozarks that was the size of a 30 year-old tree in my area but it turned out to be almost 125 years old.
 
Yep, that is why so much interest in the sawtooth oaks which can start producing in around 5 years.............
 
camoman270 said:
Yep, that is why so much interest in the sawtooth oaks which can start producing in around 5 years.............

I have my eye on around 7-10 sawtooths to plant in the next few weeks. Not sure if I will plant them yet, have heard good things about them though.
 
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They are AWESOME bow spot trees. They drop acorns about two weeks before the native oaks. Mh brother-in-law has several in his yard and they have already dropped their acorns.
 
lowe's is going to clear them out for around15.00 and they are around 5 ft tall. If I buy them now will they live til Feb in it's original pot?
 
Steve, I have some but I have been in WY for the last week. I will go there Saturday and hopefully take some more pics. Let's see what I have and I will post some.
 
richmanbarbeque said:
lowe's is going to clear them out for around15.00 and they are around 5 ft tall. If I buy them now will they live til Feb in it's original pot?

They should. They will be going dormant here very soon.
 
Thanks BSK, I may just buy them and wait til end of deer season to plant them. I had planned on buying some first of the year so this will work out and I can save a few $$$$
 

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