Willow Oak

Willow Oak is a tall, stately tree known for its slender, lance-shaped leaves that resemble willow foliage. At maturity, it reaches around 60 feet in height with a 50-foot-wide canopy, providing ample shade and a soft, airy texture. In autumn, its foliage transforms into brilliant yellow hues, creating a striking fall display. The tree’s fast growth and adaptable nature make it ideal for parks, large yards, and urban landscapes.

• Deciduous tree
• Fast growth rate with an upright, oval habit
• Narrow, willow-like leaves
• Bright yellow fall foliage
• Provides excellent shade and urban adaptability

Hardy in USDA zones 7–9, Willow Oak thrives in full sun, requiring at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. Plant it in well-drained soils. It performs well in North Texas conditions, making it a dependable and beautiful addition to local landscapes.