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Overcup Oak Tree

The Overcup Oak is a deciduous tree native to the Southern United States. It has interestingly lobed, shiny, dark green leaves, with acorns that seem to disappear into their caps. Its botanical name, lyrata, is due to its lyre-shaped leaves. This hardy tree is an excellent addition to your property as a focal point or accent, as part of your woodland garden, or to create a shade or native garden. Its bark is gray with ridges. In the spring, its flowers (catkins) are yellow and hang down from branches. Leaves tend to turn yellow to brown with the fall color change.

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Majestic Overcup Oak tree with sprawling branches and golden-yellow leaves on green lawn
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Planting & Growing Information

Ships

Ships Between November 15-29

Planting Zone

5-9

Height at Maturity

Over 25 Feet

Water Needs

Low

Sun or Shade

Full sun and Partial shade

Care

Overcup Oak trees thrive in well-drained soils and require moderate water, especially during dry periods. They are highly adaptable but benefit from occasional pruning to maintain shape. Fertilize annually in early spring to support healthy growth.

Exposure

The Overcup Oak Tree thrives best in full sun to partial shade. It prefers at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily but can tolerate some shade, particularly in hot climates. Ensure it gets adequate light for robust growth and optimal health.

Plant Attributes

Wildlife habitat & soil stabilization , Air purification & aesthetic appeal, Low maintenance & longevity

The Overcup Oak is a deciduous tree native to the Southern United States. It has interestingly lobed, shiny, dark green leaves, with acorns that seem to disappear into their caps. Its botanical name, lyrata, is due to its lyre-shaped leaves. This hardy tree is an excellent addition to your property as a focal point or accent, as part of your woodland garden, or to create a shade or native garden. Its bark is gray with ridges. In the spring, its flowers (catkins) are yellow and hang down from branches. Leaves tend to turn yellow to brown with the fall color change.

Planting & Growing Information

Ships

Ships Between November 15-29

Planting Zone

5-9

Height at Maturity

Over 25 Feet

Water Needs

Low

Sun or Shade

Full sun and Partial shade

Care

Overcup Oak trees thrive in well-drained soils and require moderate water, especially during dry periods. They are highly adaptable but benefit from occasional pruning to maintain shape. Fertilize annually in early spring to support healthy growth.

Exposure

The Overcup Oak Tree thrives best in full sun to partial shade. It prefers at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily but can tolerate some shade, particularly in hot climates. Ensure it gets adequate light for robust growth and optimal health.

Plant Attributes

Wildlife habitat & soil stabilization , Air purification & aesthetic appeal, Low maintenance & longevity

Broad Canopy

Offers excellent shade with its expansive, dense foliage.

Unique Acorns

Features distinctive cup-shaped acorns that add charm.

Strong and Durable

Robust and resilient, ideal for various weather conditions.

Seasonal Beauty

Adds vibrant fall color and visual interest year-round.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is overcup oak a good tree?

Yes, the Overcup Oak is an excellent tree known for its strength and adaptability. Overcup Oaks thrives in both wet and dry soils, making it versatile for many landscapes. Its rich green leaves and sturdy form provide lasting beauty and shade for generations.

How fast do overcup oak trees grow?

Overcup Oak trees grow at a moderate rate, adding about one to two feet per year. They develop strong trunks and broad canopies as they mature. With good sunlight and soil, they become impressive shade trees with lasting appeal.

Do overcup oaks need full sunlight?

Yes, Overcup Oaks grow best in full sunlight, which helps them develop strong branches and dense foliage. They also adapt well to partial shade if needed. With plenty of light, they thrive and create beautiful, long-lasting shade trees.

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