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Quercus shumardii

Shumard Oak is an Oklahoma native plant that can grow to be over 100’ tall in the wild, but reaches 40 – 60’ in the landscape. Shumard Oak produces healthy green foliage even on alkaline soils, tolerates summer heat and drought, and transplants easily.
Sun Exposure: Full
Soil: Well-drained
Hardiness: USDA Zone 4

Shumard Oak GalleryTake a closer look to see more photos of the Shumard Oak.

Shumard Oak trees growing along the sidwalk.
Shumard Oak trees growing along the sidwalk.
Mature Shumard Oak trees in a park.
Shumard Oak trees in the fall with leaves beginning to turn red.
Shumard Oak trees in the fall with leaves beginning to turn red.
Shumard Oak trees in the fall with leaves beginning to change colors.
Mature Shumard Oak trees growing in a park.
Mature Shumard Oak trees growing in a park.
Mature Shumard Oak trees in a park.
Shumard Oak trees growing along the sidewalk.
Shumard Oak trees growing along the sidewalk.
Mature Shumard Oak trees growing along the sidewalk.
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