Quercus #7- leftovers

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kittriana Magnolia, TX(Zone 9a) Apr 14, 2018

I couldn't decide what group to put these..

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ViburnumValley Scott County, KY(Zone 5b) Mar 20, 2021

When you have an unknown oak leaf, look first for signs of "bristle tips" on the ends of the leaf lobes on the margin.

If no bristle tips, it's a White Oak group member (above, #2 and #3).

If bristle tips are evident, it's a Red Oak group member (#1 and #4).

All things considered, most of those 4 could be hybrids. #3 looks most like an Overcup Oak to me - Quercus lyrata).

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