Photographs
courtesy of Jim Robbins.
Seasonal Interest and Photographs
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Flowers: Monoecious, pale, green-yellowish catkins in mid spring, subtly attractive.
Foliage: dark green, two small lower lobes, two larger central lobes.
Fruit: Large acorn, cap almost completely covers the acorn.
Trunk, Branching, Twigs: Bark similar to white oak.
Location: More common in the Arkansas river valley; there are some plants growing in the White River floodplain southeast of Fayetteville.
Photographs: Click on an image to see a larger version:
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