The fruit of the live oak is a favorite for some wildlife. The acorns are around 1 inch long.  Squirrels, raccoons, and deer love the acorns that are produced by this tree.   


Characteristics

v Type of Tree:  
         Shade tree.  Evergreen.  
v Light:
         Grows very well in full sun, can tolerate part shade as well. 
v Soil Type:
         Moist, well-drained.  Drought tolerant. 
v Size at Maturity:
         Massive; 40'-80' tall with a spread of 60'-100' wide. 
v Growth:  
         Rapid grower when planted young; otherwise a medium growth rate. 
v Lifespan:  
         Very long lived. 
v Shape:  
         This is a rounded tree that spreads at the crown. 
v Blooming Time:  
         April-May 
v Flowers:  
         Yellowish-green catkins.
v Fruit:  
         Bears acorns that are dark brown when matured and are enlongated at around 1 inch in length.
v Growing Zones:  
         Zones 7-10 (Zone Map)    

                              

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