The Angel Oak Tree is estimated to be 400 years old. Live oaks can live 700–1,000 years, though they become more fragile over time as internal rot slowly hollows the trunk. Strength on the outside. Age on the inside. By the Numbers - Height: 65 feet - Trunk circumference: 31.5 feet - Shade coverage: 17,000 square feet - Largest limb: 11.25 feet in circumference - Longest limb: 39 feet This giant is a Quercus virginiana, commonly known as the Live Oak. It’s native to the Lowcountry and coastal re

A monoculture of over 400 swamp white oaks (Quercus bicolor) was planted at the 9/11 memorial in NYC. The trees receive extensive care by a team of arborists, and their presence helps enhance the memorial space. #trees #oaks #swampwhiteoak #nyc #newyork #911memorial #arborist #quercusbicolor #quercus | Andrew The Arborist

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Meet the island oak (Quercus tomentella), a rare beauty found only on California’s Channel Islands. These majestic trees are a vital part of our coastal ecosystems, offering food and shelter to countless species while telling the story of California’s unique natural history. But their future is uncertain. Habitat loss and climate change threaten these oaks, which is why the Garden’s Living Collections Curator Christina Varnava is helping protect and study them. By planting native trees, supporti