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Swamp White Oak is a native, medium to large tree known for its rugged beauty and ability to thrive in tough conditions. It typically grows 50–60 feet tall with a broad, rounded canopy that offers excellent shade. Its glossy green leaves have a silvery underside, and in fall they turn warm shades of gold and brown. One of its standout features is its textured bark, which peels slightly on young branches, adding visual interest. Ideal for rain gardens, clay soils, or areas prone to flooding, this oak brings timeless character and reliability to both rural and urban landscapes.
This section shows how the plant will fit into your yard and into your life.
Glossy green summer leaves, golden-bronze fall color, textured bark
Shade tree, rain gardens, large yards, naturalized areas
Produces pollen; not ideal for allergy-prone individuals
Non-toxic
Moderate; seasonal leaf drop and occasional acorns
Low
This section covers practical care information for homeowners.
Moderate to high; thrives in moist, poorly drained soils
Excellent; adapts to clay, loam, wet, or slightly acidic soils
Moderate once established
Low; young trees may need protection
High; relatively free from serious problems
