WHITE OAK IS A LARGE TREE, GROWING UP TO 100 FEET TALL. ITS TRUNK CAN GET UP TO FOUR FEET ACROSS. WHITE OAKS USUALLY GROW IN FORESTS WITH OTHER OAKS BUT CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON EDGES OF LAKES PONDS AND STREAMS.
WHITE OAK LEAVES TURN RED OR BROWN IN THE FALL AND WILL OFTEN STAY ON THE BRANCHES OF YOUNGER TREES IN THE WINTER.
WHITE OAK LEAVES, Quercus alba.
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