The rugged beauty of this majestic Oak matches its tough hardiness and adaptibility. The Bur Oak in the cover photo here lords over the campus at Regis University. Corky, ridged bark and coarse appearance gives the tree

Slender, serated leaves distinguish Chinkapin from other Oaks, giving the tree a shaggy, slightly tropical feel. Tolerates dry, alkaline soils and resists chlorosis common to Maple and other Oak trees. Does not like wet

One of the most slender trees available for tight spaces, vertical accents for the corner of the house, or just to make a prominent statement central to the garden. Excellent for formal gardens or tree hedge rows. Cultiv

Massive broad-spreading Oak tree with deeply lobed leaves and a yellow fall color. Suitable for parks and large yards, this mighty Oak will provide deep shade with a regal appearance. May not produce acorns for many year

Perhaps the most gracefully branched Oak with a refined appearance. Crimson-Red-Orange-Yellow fall color. Tire swing sold seperately! Oak produce acorns so perhaps best away from the patio. Many other Oak are appropriate

Another stately Oak proven suitable for Colorado's harsh climate. Fast growing and adaptable to a wide range of growing conditions, including wet sites, but also drought tolerant. Rusty red to orange-yellow fall color. A

As the name suggests, Swamp White Oak will perform well in wet soil. It is adaptable to dry sites as well, and is about as bomb proof as a tree can be. More of a course texture similar to Bur Oak, but with exfoliating re

Proving to be one of the best Oak for our region with bright red fall color. The leaves are deeply lobed and skinnier than most Oak, allowing sunlight to filter through. Does well in alkaline soils common in our area, an