Chinquapin Oak Tree
The leaves of the Chinquapin Oak Tree lack bristle tips, and the acorns mature in a single season, and the grows straight up to 60 ft. tall, and 1-2 ft. wide. The leaves of the Chinquapin Oak Tree lack bristle tips, and the acorns mature in a single season. The Chinquapin Oak Tree is a medium sized tree in the white oak group, and the bark is gray-brown and scaly and quite distinct in the landscape. The coarsely toothed leaves of the Chinquapin Oak Tree are yellowish-green in the Summer and turn yellow-brown or red in the Fall.

The Chinquapin Oak can grow to a height of 50-60feet tall and has beautiful medium green leaves that are eaten by deer. The Chinquapin Oak Tree provides excellent shade for recreational areas, and the tree blooms late in the Spring months. The Chinquapin Oak tree provides acorns and shelter for wildlife throughout harsh winter months. The coarsely toothed leaves of the Chinquapin Oak Tree are yellowish-green in the Summer and turn yellow-brown or red in the Fall.