Red Oak?

[E-Tex]

What oak is this...Southern Red Oak?  Other?

I'm in East Texas.

Thanks for the help!



 



 



 




 



 

 



 

[Magicman]

Yes, it is a Red Oak and since I am "non-formally educated" I tend to lump the large leaf Red Oaks into the Cherrybark category.

[Southside]

To be technical, it's Blowed Over Oak  :D

[lxskllr]

Mossy Oak. I've seen that before somewhere


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[curdog]

I'd say southern red oak. The leaves have a bell shaped base which is typical of sro. 

[E-Tex]

To be technical, it's Blowed Over Oak  :D

you got that right!!!!

[Magicman]

I'd say southern red oak. The leaves have a bell shaped base which is typical of sro.

Correct and the leaf bases do not have the pagoda shape of a Cherrybark.  :-[

[WDH]

Definitely southern red oak.  You will also see that there is a color difference between the bright green of the leaf topside and a tawny brown on the leaf underside.  Makes the leaf two-toned.  Cherrybark also has a two toned leaf, but the base is not bell-shaped.  Might not see the color difference on a dried out browned out leaf, but there could be different shades of brown.

[Al_Smith]

So we have northern red oak and southern red oak .One prefers fried potatoes and the other grits ?It gets confusing .
 

[lxskllr]

So we have northern red oak and southern red oak .One prefers fried potatoes and the other grits ?It gets confusing .

The squirrels in SRO have a funny accent.
:^P

[E-Tex]

could have sworn the squirrels in the NRO had the funny accent..... hummmmmm!

[Al_Smith]

Now ponder this,a Bostonian ,one from South Carolina,an Australian and a Brit .They'd  need a translator . :D

[Woodpecker52]

If its in TEXAS its SOUTHERN then a red oak.

[EOTE]

What oak is this...Southern Red Oak?  Other?

I'm in East Texas.

This is a Red Oak...


 
This is a Dead Oak...y'all. ;D