Quercus x comptoniae
Compton Oak, Compton's Hybrid Oak

A large semi-evergreen tree with a broad, variable canopy, a single or multi-trunk form, and spreading, contorted, arching branches. Bark becomes furrowed and dark gray with age. Leathery, dark green leaves are thick and egg-shaped with sharply toothed, rolled under edges. Inconspicuous female flowers and semi-showy male catkins yield large acorns. Provides habitat and food for numerous animal species.

USDA zones: 6 - 9
Sunset zones: 1 - 4, 7 - 9, 14 - 24
Mature size: 20 - 70 feet high and wide
Light needs: full sun, part shade
Water needs: little to moderate water