Scarlett Oaks first grows light green leaves that turn a dark red in autumn. They grow in most all soil types, they are around 60-80 feet tall.

Pin Oak Trees grow natively in swampy marshes , but can adapt to other types of soil throughout the eastern United States.

They grow a light brown colored bark with narrow ridges.

Laurel Oak trees grow 60-85 feet tall near the banks of streams and rivers and along the coast in the southeastern United States.

Live Oaks grow with leaves that stay green all year. The

leaves share a leaf resembling shape as the

water oak leaves. There are two types, sand live oaks and southern live oaks.

White oak trees grow 60-80 feet tall, with Low branches that sweep to the ground. And live hundreds of years The leaves grow in first spring a light soft pink.

The Forest Family NewsletterOak Family FeatureVolume I Issue I

I have a large and

wonderful family that

grows and changes

everyday. We give

each other strength and

support and we love

each other. We are all

different in our growth

and changes, we

are all the same in the

deepest connection of

love.

Our shade and branches

and acorns support many

lives.

Water Oakss. These members of our family live like most, in warm damp soils. The water oaks grow on streambanks. They live in the sandy soil of northern soil. They grow 50-80 feet talll. Their acorns develop every two years.

Oaks, The Older Oak Trees have

lived many seasons

They are tall, strong, and

supportive, they are present in

their own bodies and in

the new children oak trees that are

also wise. Though we share a

family resemblance, physically

we can differ greatly. Mostly

we grow in warm wet soil and

grow 50-110 feet tall. We are

born from acorns, have glossy

green leaves, and brown ridged

bark. We

predominantly grow n the

Southeastern United States,

though some grow in Texas and

southern Canada.

Cherry Bark Oaks

Cherrybark Oaks grows best in sandy coastal well drained soil. They, in warmer weatherWehn they mature their bark splits in a pattern.

Chinnapin Oaks grow naturally in North East America. They grow 90-110 feet tall and have wide based leaves with scalloped edges.