May reach heights of 130 feet or more and a diameter of 50 inches or more. Grows well in coastal plain soils. Grows in most parts of the state except on overflow land. Cherrybark Oak May grow up to 120 feet tall with diameters of 4 to 6 feet.
Heavy branches form a wide crown in the open.
Grows best on bottomland loamy soils and on most well drained terraces. May obtain height of 100 feet and diameter of 4 feet on good sites. Grows on silt and very fine sandy loam in bottoms. May attain height of 100 feet or more and a diameter of 3 to 4 feet. Grows throughout state, most common in gullies, coves, and on north slopes of mountains.