Live oak trees landscaping

One of the longest living types of trees, oaks can survive upwards of a millennium. With over 600 different species, all varieties have enormous trunks, branches, showy bark, and acorns with cup-like caps. Since they mature into large trees with extremely wide canopies they are best suited for homes with large yards.

If you want a graceful, spreading shade tree that is an American native, live oak might be the tree you are looking for. Get more information about how to grow a live oak tree and live oak tree care in this article.

An oak tree produces about 10 million acorns during its lifetime. #FACT

Limited planting under an oak tree is possible as long as you keep the tree’s cultural requirements in mind. Learn more about planting under an oak tree here.

The stature and beauty of an oak tree creates a focal point in a large yard while adding...

Learn facts about the southern live oak’s habitat, life history, and more.

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You’ve got your shovel, you’ve got your acorns... now what? Oak trees are self-sufficient once established, but they can use some help getting there. Learn how to plant and care for Quercus until your tree is big and strong enough to do the job on its own now on Gardener's Path. #oaktrees #shadetrees #gardenerspath

Many people love the majestic Oak. There's nothing like the shade and grandeur an oak tree brings to a landscape. But what can you grow in all that shade your oak tree provides? There are actually quite a few wonderful plants that thrive beneath oak trees! Take a look.

Avoid these trees with invasive root systems at all costs. They are absolutely terrible for your yard.