Quercus acutissima | 1-year seedlings, 12–24"

Sawtooth oak is a fast-growing oak commonly used in wildlife habitat plantings, conservation projects, and game management areas. Growing up to 50 feet tall, it produces acorns at a relatively young age and is known for consistent and abundant mast production. Its tendency to retain dried leaves through much of the winter provides additional cover for wildlife, making it a popular choice for habitat enhancement and screening plantings.

Wildlife habitat value • Mast production • Fast growing • Winter cover