Water Oak, eh? There's supposed to be a few of those here in NJ. Whether they were planted or are native, I don't know. I don't know enough about them. But on one of my tree expeditions several weeks ago when I was looking for Bald Cypresses, there was supposed to be the state champion Water Oak in the same general area, but I never found it. I couldn't find any large trees at all. I must have been in the wrong place. Barry
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