Plants of the Fagaceae Family at BCA
Genus: Castanea
Castanea dentata
American ChestnutA giant jewel of the past, with heavy nut crops, now being brought back w/ disease resistance through hybrids.- Castanea dentata var. haun // American Chestnut ("Haun Orchard" Provenance)
Castanea dentata x mollissima
Hybrid ChestnutA primarily American Chestnut hybrid, with the Chinese Chestnut parentage providing much resistance to the otherwise fatal chestnut blight disease.- Castanea dentata x mollissima // Hybrid Chestnut ("straight species")
Castanea mollissima
Chinese ChestnutA medium-large deciduous tree with tasty, edible nuts and chestnut blight-disease resistance.- Castanea mollissima var. Wilkinson // Chinese Chestnut ("Wilkinson Farm" Provenance)
Genus: Fagus
Fagus crenata
Japanese BeechA large, rounded, densely branched deciduous shade tree, producing small nuts and golden-brown fall color.- Fagus crenata // Japanese Beech ("straight species")
Fagus grandifolia
American Beech- Fagus grandifolia // American Beech ("straight species")
Fagus orientalis
Oriental Beech- Fagus orientalis // Oriental Beech ("straight species")
Fagus sylvatica
European BeechA stately, long-lived, specimen, deciduous shade tree with good fall color.- Fagus sylvatica // European Beech ("straight species")
- Fagus sylvatica 'Asplenifoila' // Asplenifolia European Beech
- Fagus sylvatica 'Dawyck Purple' // Dawyck Purple European Beech
- Fagus sylvatica 'Pendula' // Weeping European Beech
- Fagus sylvatica 'Purple Fountain' // Purple Fountain European Beech
- Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea Pendula' // Purple Weeping European Beech
- Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea Tricolor' // Purple Tricolor Beech
- Fagus sylvatica 'Sparthiana' // Spaeth European Beech
- Fagus sylvatica f. cristata // Curly-leaved European Beech
Fagus x taurica x sylvatica
Hybrid Beech- Fagus x taurica x sylvatica 'Prince of Darkness' // Prince of Darkness Hybrid Beech
Genus: Quercus
Quercus acutissima
Sawtooth Oak- Quercus acutissima // Sawtooth Oak ("straight species")
Quercus alba
White Oak- Quercus alba // White Oak ("straight species")
Quercus aliena
Oriental White OakA rare, adaptable, medium-large deciduous East Asian oak tree with good yellow fall color.- Quercus aliena // Oriental White Oak ("straight species")
Quercus bicolor
Swamp White OakA medium-large, acid soil-loving oak that tolerates wet or dry sites, also providing yellow-bronze fall color.- Quercus bicolor // Swamp White Oak ("straight species")
- Quercus bicolor 'Bonnie and Mike' // Beacon® Swamp White Oak
Quercus castaneifolia
Chestnut-leaved OakA large, fast-growing, strong-branched, long-lived, rather rare oak tree with bronze fall color.- Quercus castaneifolia // Chestnut-leaved Oak ("straight species")
Quercus cerris
Turkey OakA medium-large, strong-branched, adaptable, deciduous oak tree rarely seen outside arboreta.- Quercus cerris // Turkey Oak ("straight species")
- Quercus cerris 'Argenteo-variegata' // Variegated Turkey Oak
Quercus coccinea
Scarlet OakA medium-large, native shade tree that often has scarlet-red fall color- Quercus coccinea // Scarlet Oak ("straight species")
Quercus dentata
Japanese Emperor Oak, Daimio OakAn uncommon, medium-sized oak with huge leaves and interesting acorns, tolerant of clay soils and high winds.- Quercus dentata // Japanese Emperor Oak, Daimio Oak ("straight species")
- Quercus dentata 'Pinnatifida' // Cutleaf Japanese Emperor Oak, Daimio Oak
Quercus ellipsoidalis
Northern Pin Oak, Hill's Oak, Jack Oak- Quercus ellipsoidalis // Northern Pin Oak, Hill's Oak, Jack Oak ("straight species")
Quercus garryana
Oregon White OakA large, strong-branched tree, one of only 4 deciduous oaks native to the west coast, w/ good tolerance to heat, drought, clay & wet sites.- Quercus garryana // Oregon White Oak ("straight species")
Quercus hemisphaerica
Laurel Oak, Sand Laurel Oak, Darlington OakA fast-growing, Zone 6, medium-sized, southern, semi-evergreen to deciduous oak that is highly adaptable to various soil types- Quercus hemisphaerica // Laurel Oak, Sand Laurel Oak, Darlington Oak ("straight species")
Quercus imbricaria
Shingle Oak- Quercus imbricaria // Shingle Oak ("straight species")
Quercus lobata
Valley OakA majestic, large, long-lived, fast-growing oak with yellow fall color.- Quercus lobata // Valley Oak ("straight species")
Quercus lyrata
A tough, durable, medium-sized deciduous tree with good tolerance to occasional flooding and wet sites.- Quercus lyrata 'QLFTB' // Highbeam® Overcup Oak
Quercus macranthera
Caucasian Oak, Persian OakA large, strong, adaptable, mildew-resistant, salt-tolerant, deciduous tree with some reddish-brown fall color.- Quercus macranthera // Caucasian Oak, Persian Oak ("straight species")
Quercus macrocarpa
Bur Oak, Mossycup OakA large, stately tree with character as it ages with its strong, massive branches, tolerating most soils and weather conditions.- Quercus macrocarpa // Bur Oak, Mossycup Oak ("straight species")
- Quercus macrocarpa 'JFS-KW3' // Urban Pinnacle® Bur Oak
Quercus macrocarpa x bicolor
Burr x Swamp White Hybrid OakAn adaptable, medium-large, strong-branched, bur/swamp white oak hybrid, tolerating most soils and weather conditions, w/ gold/brown fall color.- Quercus macrocarpa x bicolor // Burr x Swamp White Hybrid Oak ("straight species")
Quercus michauxii
Swamp Chestnut OakA large, stately, deciduous oak tree with good red to bronze fall color, that should be used more in larger landscapes.- Quercus michauxii // Swamp Chestnut Oak ("straight species")
Quercus montana
Chestnut Oak (Basket Oak, Rock Oak, Rock Chestnut Oak)- Quercus montana // Chestnut Oak (Basket Oak, Rock Oak, Rock Chestnut Oak) ("straight species")
Quercus muehlenbergii
Chinkapin Oak- Quercus muehlenbergii // Chinkapin Oak ("straight species")
Quercus nigra
Water Oak- Quercus nigra // Water Oak ("straight species")
Quercus palustris
Pin Oak- Quercus palustris // Pin Oak ("straight species")
Quercus petraea
A large, strong-branched, long-lived oak tree tolerant of clay, drought and flooding.- Quercus petraea subsp. iberica // Georgian Oak
Quercus phellos
Willow OakOne of the most widely planted oaks in the southeast United States, almost guaranteed to succeed and thrive.- Quercus phellos // Willow Oak ("straight species")
Quercus prinoides
Dwarf Chestnut OakA tough, adaptable, drought-tolerant, small deciduous tree or large shrub with good fall color.- Quercus prinoides // Dwarf Chestnut Oak ("straight species")
Quercus robur
English OakA strong, mighty shade tree that adapts well to various soil types and weather conditions.- Quercus robur 'Argenteo-marginata' // Variegated English Oak
- Quercus robur 'Asjes' // Rosehill® English Oak
- Quercus robur 'Filicifolia' // Cut-leaved (English) Oak
- Quercus robur 'Pectinata' // Pectinata English Oak
- Quercus robur subsp. Pedunculiflora // Pedunculiflora English Oak
Quercus robur x alba
- Quercus robur x alba 'Crimschmidt' // Crimson Spire™ Hybrid Oak
- Quercus robur x alba 'JFS-KW2QX' // Skinny Genes® Hybrid Oak
Quercus rubra
Northern Red Oak- Quercus rubra // Northern Red Oak ("straight species")
Quercus shumardii
Shumard Oak- Quercus shumardii // Shumard Oak ("straight species")
Quercus sp.
Oak SpeciesGenerally strong-branched, long-lived, adaptable deciduous trees tolerating extremes of weather and soils, but usually performing best in full sun.- Quercus sp. // Oak Species ("straight species")
Quercus variabilis
Chinese Cork Oak, Oriental Oak- Quercus variabilis // Chinese Cork Oak, Oriental Oak ("straight species")
Quercus velutina
Black Oak- Quercus velutina // Black Oak ("straight species")
Quercus x saulii
Saul's OakA hybrid of White Oak and Chestnut Oak, with intermediate traits from both parents.- Quercus x saulii // Saul's Oak ("straight species")
Quercus x sternbergii
Sternberg's OakAn adaptable, drought-tolerant hybrid of Shumard Oak and Texas Red Oak with good red fall color.- Quercus x sternbergii // Sternberg's Oak ("straight species")