If you have questions about this species, you can send an email to the students that researched this tree.  When you pickup the seedling, you will also get a full color brochure put together by the students.

White Oaks need plenty of space to expand, which is why they do well in residential or rural areas.

The leaves, twigs, and young shoots of oaks provide browse for deer and rabbits and the trees are home to a variety of insects which provide food for other animals.