We purchased some land in Colquitt County last year and been enjoying the change in scenery. I'm pretty good at oak ID but these trees have me and online apps stumped. First one is on the edge of swamp (uphill) in relatively dry ground. Has characteristics similar to a white oak and swamp chestnut oak. Leaf shape looks like a mix between the two. Acorns are more round than the other white oaks on the property.
Second tree really has me stumped. It is definitely in the white oak family and has some traits of white oak and post oak. Have not found any acorns as most are immature trees. I've found this tree on low bottom land sites and dry hill tops.
Hoping you guys can help out.
Second tree really has me stumped. It is definitely in the white oak family and has some traits of white oak and post oak. Have not found any acorns as most are immature trees. I've found this tree on low bottom land sites and dry hill tops.
Hoping you guys can help out.