Black oak trees belong to the red oak group. In this column we’ll take a look at the red oak group — who they are, where they grow, and what the future holds for islands of oak groves in a sea ...

Northern red oak trees grow best in moist, well drained upland sites such as in coves, deep ravines, and lower and middle slopes. Northern red oaks are very susceptible to fire damage, as the high ...

Turns out that these wonderful trees are promiscuous and tend to crossbreed with their cousin trees, such as northern red oak, southern red oak and especially pin oak.

Northern red oaks, quercus rubra, are, to me, the cardinals of the oak world: easy to identify. These are beautiful majestic oak trees with rough, furrowed bark. The furrows reveal pale, sometimes ...

Part 2 You can spot red oaks in spring, when beautiful pink leaves covered in silky down emerge from the trees’ buds. Keep an eye out for them as you explore the woods. We have two species of ...

Urban environment of New York City promotes growth in northern red oak seedlings. Tree Physiology, 2012; DOI: 10.1093/treephys/tps027; Cite This Page: MLA; APA; Chicago; ...

These include black oak, northern red oak and northern pin oak — all have leaves with pointed tips. ... the DNR restricts cutting of red oak trees on state land between April 15 and July 15.

NORTHERN MICHIGAN (WPBN/WGTU) -- One of the most common trees found across northern Michigan is at high risk for disease from now until mid-July. We look at why red oaks are more prone to disease ...

Here in northern Michigan, we are at a very high risk for oak wilt, due to the many species of oak trees that exist. "Red oak species are much more susceptible to oak wilt than the white oak species.

The fungus can be carried by beetles during the spring and summer, so don’t prune trees from April 15-July 15 to protect them from disease.