Scientific Name: Quercus alba
Height: 60-100 feet
Growth Rate: 12-18
Habitat: Somewhat shade tolerant, but should be planted in full or partial sun. Prefers well drained, sandy, loam or clay soils.
Spacing: 15' x 15'
White Oak is a Native Species. It is a stately tree that retains its leaves into winter. It has a deep taproot and its acorns provide food for wildlife. The leaves have a red or brown to maroon color in the fall.
White Oak is often planted as a shade tree and is less susceptible to Oak Wilt Disease than Red Oak. It is susceptible to soil compaction.
More Info: http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/trees/QUEALBA.pdf