Quercus garryana brewerii (Oregon White Oak)

Quercus garryana brewerii, commonly known as Oregon White Oak, is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to the Pacific Northwest region of North America. It is characterized by its sturdy, spreading branches and deeply-lobed, glossy green leaves. The bark is gray-brown and develops shallow furrows and ridges over time. In the spring, Oregon White Oak produces inconspicuous yellow-green flowers, and in the fall, it bears small acorns.