Depending on the species, Red Oaks can grow between 40 and 70 feet and with a nearly equal spread. The wood on Red Oak trees is very porous, making it a poor choice for use in ship building or barrel making as the liquid would drain out slowly over time. It's wood is primarily used for housing and in furniture construction. The wood is strong, hard, and very durable, though notably less than the white oak family.

The Red Oak tree family consists of dozens of oak species. The leaves of oaks in this family are pointed at the end of the lobes of the leaves. Red refers to the color of the wood within the tree. However, their fall color is also red, but many of the red oak species have an array of colors in the fall. Willis Orchard Company has different types of Red Oak trees for sale in any size or quantity you may require. Consider planting near our blueberry plants!

The British hold oak trees dear, evidenced by the oak tree engraved on the back of one of their oldest coins, the sixpence. Oak trees provide a great source of fats & carbohydrates for wildlife via the acorn fruits they produce in late September and early October. They commonly have lobed leaves that come to a point & darker bark when compared to their White Oak cousins.