Burr Oak

Quercus macrocarpa


Burr Oak is one of the most commanding and long-lived native oaks in North America, capable of developing a massive trunk, deeply furrowed bark, and a broad, sweeping canopy of remarkable presence. A fast grower for an oak, it reaches 60–80 feet at maturity and produces the largest acorns of any native oak. It is a critical food source for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. Drought-tolerant once established and deeply adapted to a wide range of soils, it is the ultimate investment tree for the Texas landscape.

  • Massively Impressive Shade Tree
  • Exceptional Drought Tolerance
  • Premier Long-Lived Native Oak