Oregon White Oak Size:3 Gallon edible - berries are a

edible - berries are a valuable traditional food for many indigenous people in the Pacific Northwest fresh or dried into cakes

drought resistant

arrows and fire drills for tens of thousands of years

Growth rate/ease: fast growth rate

Oregon White Oak Size:3 Gallon edible - berries are aQuercus garryana The stout, sprawling branches of a mature white oak are a cradle for a staggering variety of wildlife over 200 species of insects, birds and mammals are supported by this iconic species! Before white settlement and colonization, Oregon white oak woodlands and savannas were thriving throughout the Willamette Valley, thanks in part to sophisticated indigenous land care techniques. Sadly, scientists estimate that only about seven percent