Quercus Agrifolia - Coast Live Oak (1 Gallon)
About this item
The Coast Live Oak is a beautiful, long-lived California native evergreen tree known for its broad, spreading canopy and distinctive, gracefully twisting branches. Growing as a single-trunk or multi-trunk tree, it develops deeply furrowed, dark gray bark with age, adding character and visual interest to the landscape. Its thick, leathery, dark green leaves feature rolled-under edges and subtle, sharp teeth.
Small female flowers and slender male catkins appear in spring, followed by acorns that provide an important food source for local wildlife. A valuable habitat tree, the Coast Live Oak supports a wide variety of birds, insects, and other native animal species. Well suited to California's coastal landscapes, this adaptable tree is an excellent choice for naturalistic gardens, spacious yards, and wildlife-friendly landscapes.
Growing Information
- USDA Hardiness Zones: 8–10
- Sunset Climate Zones: 7–9, 14–24
- Mature Height: 20–70 feet
- Mature Width: 20–70 feet
- Light Requirements: Full sun, partial sun, filtered sun, or partial shade
- Water Needs: Low to moderate
A wonderful choice for California-native landscapes, the Coast Live Oak offers year-round greenery, lasting beauty, and exceptional wildlife value.