Do all live oak trees bear acorns?

Answer 1

Oak trees are composed of two main species types White and red with many sub species falling under both groups Of both main species types neither will quit producing acorns after maturity. However they will skip years depending on soil moisture and climatic shifts in climate and weather patterns. Stress caused by these factors may cause some species to not produce in certain years but this is typical. Red oaks are more prone to drought stress as they tend to have a shallower root depth and lack the long tap root that most white oaks have. Stress from drought and a late frost which hits after a tree has budded and began its pollination process is the leading causes of crop failures. Repeated stress on an old mature tree as well as limbs falling off due to heavy foliage can cause fungi to set in which will ultimately lead to disease and death of mature trees.

Answer 2

Yes they do but they might not get them right away.

Answer 3

Oak trees produce acorns once a year. They bear tiny flowers in the spring that are pollinated. The acorns grow all summer long and ripen in the fall.

Answer 4

Oak trees do not produce acorns every year. An oak tree might produce acorns every 3 to 5 years, but not on a regular basis.

Answer 5

Yes at some stage of their life they will produce acorns. Each tree has male and female flowers.

Answer 6

yes