Acidic soil-, drought- and shade-tolerant grasses are the types of grasses that grow best under oak trees. Oak trees quickly grab light and moisture, leave the understory widely shaded and lose their leaves in autumn. Grasses such as centipede (Eremochloa ophiuroides) and St. Augustine (Stenotaphrum secundatum) -- and northern sea oats (Chasmanthium latifolium), switch (Panicum spp) and tufted hair (Deschampsia spp) grasses in the presence of sufficient natural and supplementary water -- and ornamentals such as June (Koeleria spp) and muhly (Muhlenbergia spp) grasses tend to be good candidates when permitted to get at least four hours of daily sunlight (even if indirectly filtered through the oak canopy), grow to two- to three-inch (5.08- to 7.62-centimeter) heights and receive organic compost instead of nitrogen-heavy fertilizer.
poison ivy.... stay away
Mistletoe
There is no fruit that grows on an oak tree. Oak trees will produce acorns, a hard and heavily shelled nut.
No really, it grows on trees.
Acorns.
Acorns grow on oak trees.
Mistletoe, ivy.
An Acorn is a kind of nut that grows on oak trees. It is inedible to humans.
Oak trees, Pine trees, hickory trees and all other trees live in the central plains
an oak tree is a tree that grows in parks and back gardens. they are not rare as they can grow nearly everywhere. oak trees help to make the wood "oak". this is a very strong oak and is used for floors and furniture a lot.
An oak tre is deciduous a Christmas tree could be any evergreen.
The cork oak tree grows in parts of Africa and Europe. Cork can be harvested from the trees without causing any damage.
Acorns grow on oak trees and can be found all over the ground underneath oak trees especially in the fall.