Oak trees are stately trees that can live for hundreds of years. These are the most common types of native oak trees that ...

Acorns cling to the leaves of an oak tree in the uptown area of Dallas on Nov. 15. Trees in North Texas are producing a lot amount of a acorns this year due to a natural phenomenon known as "masting." ...

Different oak trees produce different looking acorns. Most tree books I have say that it can be easier to properly identify an oak by its acorns than it often is by its leaves.

Red oak leaves have bristle-tipped leaves. While red oak acorns are fed upon by wildlife, whites — if present — are still preferred.

Acorns are a sign that your oak is healthy and happy. The only thing you can do to prevent them would be to cut down the tree.

A large, healthy oak tree can produce as many as 10,000 acorns, so it's clear why there's a lot of those kernels piling up on lawns and sidewalks.

Somewhere, under the litter of leaves in the woods, in the angle of a fallen log, or in the tilled soil of a garden bed, an acorn is busy becoming an oak tree, according to Andrew Hipp, […] ...

The flowers of oak tree species are diecious type meaning the male and female parts are separated but located nearby on the same tree. Female and male flowers may not mature at the same time to ...

Oak catkins — the cylindrical flower cluster that develop acorns — are produced from buds formed the previous year. Drought can affect catkin production the following year.

Oak trees have long defined the bucolic landscapes of Sonoma County and played a critical role in shaping its natural habitat.