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FLORIDA OAK TREES
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LIVE OAK
(Quercus virginiana,)
Live Oak
An icon of the South, known for its winding branches draped with Spanish moss. This massive, native tree grows to a height of 60-80 feet with a spread of 60-120 feet. A pruning schedule is often required to develop a healthy structure. The small, oval leaves are dark green and glossy on top, and pale green and possibly fuzzy on the bottom. Live oak trees never drop all their leaves, unlike some other oaks. Acorns are elongated and grow in clusters. You can grow live oaks in zones 7B to 10B in well-drained soils in full to partial sun. With proper care, live oaks can live for centuries.
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LAUREL OAK
(Quercus laurifolia)
Laurel Oak
Known for being a quick-growing shade tree. It has a dense, oval canopy and reaches a height of 60+ feet with a spread of 35 to 45 feet. The leaves are smooth, narrow, and shiny with no lobes. Laurel oak is semi-evergreen, which means that the leaves typically don’t turn brown and fall until early spring. Bark begins smooth and dark gray but develops splits as it ages. Proper pruning is important because laurel oaks are susceptible to decay and root rot, causing them to have a short life span of only 50 to 70 years. They are not always the best choice for urban areas because of this. Plant laurel oak in zones 6B to 10A in any soil type as long as the location is full sun to partial shade
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