Description and Identification Willow oak trees also go by the names swamp willow and peach oak. These trees can grow up to 100 feet tall but are often shorter, between 50 and 80 feet.

A tall willow oak tree along E. 36 St. in NoDa pictured last week before it was taken down. The tree came down ahead of construction of a 209-unit apartment project.

Georgetown University Campus Ministry gathered students for a prayer Nov. 18 to mourn the removal of the willow oak tree in the center of Red Square. The Red Square willow oak tree will be removed ...

Lee dubbed it the Roanoke Valley's largest willow oak on record and guessed it was about 150 years old. Now he has a slice of the fallen tree, and will stain and count its rings to certify its age.

Update: December 20, 2024 The willow oak tree near Duke University Chapel on Abele Quad was removed on Tuesday, December 17 and a Jefferson elm tree was planted in the same spot on Thursday, December ...

Amanda Davis has fought for months to save her front yard’s 100-year-old willow oak tree from a Charlotte sidewalk project that would cut it down.

City officials say the tree had become a safety hazard because of its age and disease. It is thought to be more than 100 years old. The effort to take the tree down occurred for most of the day on ...

The willow oak tree was incredibly cherished by those connected to the Lyndon House, but was removed in 2016. It graced the entrance of the center for an estimated 150 years.

Jason Shehan of A-1 Tree & Lawn uses a chain saw to cut up the large limb that fell. Rex and Joyce Boner's large willow oak tree in their backyard on Marsh Street. Jon C. Lakey/Salisbury Post ...