#001 Willow Oak
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #001 Willow Oak (Quercus phellos) This Willow Oak is known as the "Delburg Tree". It was planted in 1939 to mark a property boundary between two lots on Delburg Street. It was planted by two brothers from the
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #001 Willow Oak (Quercus phellos) This Willow Oak is known as the "Delburg Tree". It was planted in 1939 to mark a property boundary between two lots on Delburg Street. It was planted by two brothers from the
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #007 Willow Oak (Quercus phellos) This willow oak and its sister tree (#056) stand over a home built in 1943, although they were likely planted long before then. There were three willow oaks that were planted by the Morrow
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #008 Live Oak (Quercus virginia) This Live Oak was transplanted by the original homeowner in the early 1960s. The seedling was brought from Figure Eight Island, just north of Wrightsville Beach. Live Oaks are rare in Davidson as they
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #009 White Oak (Quercus alba) This White Oak sits on Davidson's campus and is the largest tree by total points in our program. There is no information on the origins of this tree. Although white oaks are very
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #010 Pin Oak (Quercus palustris) This Pin Oak sits on Davidson's campus. There is no information of the origins of this tree. Please reach out to Davidson Lands Conservancy if you have any information on this tree. Statistics
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #013 Willow Oak (Quercus phellos) This is the largest Willow Oak in the Davidson Treasure Tree program. It is located in the proposed tree save area in the Haley Development (Pulte Homes) Statistics (2024) Circumference (In.): 235.5"
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #018 Water Oak (Quercus nigra) Tree number #129 in the Davidson Tree Inventory; Largest Water Oak in the inventory. Statistics (2022) Circumference (In.): 182" Height (Ft.): 36' Avg. Crown Spread (Ft.): 71' Diameter Breast Height (In.): 58"
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #021 Post Oak (Quercus stellata) Largest Post Oak in the Davidson Street Tree Inventory, tree #415 Statistics (2022) Circumference (In.): 48" Height (Ft.): 70' Avg. Crown Spread (Ft.): 39' Diameter Breast Height (In.): 47" Total Points: 128
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #023 Southern Red Oak (Quercus falcata) Tree number #479 in the Davidson Tree Inventory; Largest Southern Red Oak in the inventory Statistics (2021) Circumference (In.): 137" Height (Ft.): 60' Avg. Crown Spread (Ft.): 72' Diameter Breast Height
DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES #025 Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra) This Northern Red Oak is on the southwest corner of the property right by Concord Road. One of the leaders hangs over the road itself. Statistics (2021) Circumference (In.): 127" Height (Ft.): 68'