White Oak 3 Seeds - Quercus alba Canada Native Tree, Sweet Acorn Nuts, Highly Sought for by White-Tailed Deers, Excellent for Food Plot and Food Forest

The beloved white oak is back with a limited supply. 2024 New Crop. 

 White Oak acorns were traditionally a staple food for Native Americans and are still used today, often ground into flour or roasted as a caffeine-free coffee substitute. The wood of White Oak is highly valued for its durability and has been used in shipbuilding, casks, and barrels for whiskies and wines.

·         Birds, bears, deer, squirrels, and other animals eat the acorns.

·         Trees provide perching and nesting sites for songbirds.

·         Many birds and mammals use the twigs and leaves for nesting material.

·         In North American culture, white oaks are a historical symbol of peace and calmness.