The following hybrid oaks were selected from many sources which showed extreme hardiness, consistant yearly production, growth habit, and reliable sweet taste.

Schuettes Oak   Zone 3 - 9    SEE ZONE MAP   This fast growing Oak (up to 3 times quicker than other swamp oaks) is a hybrid cross between Swamp White Oak and Bur Oak. They produce a sweet acorn in abundance (starting as early as 4 ft. tall) which will only draw the Whitetail out. Grows upwards of 70 ft. with 40 ft. spread.   Will grow in wet areas as well as upland areas.
Sargent Oak #7   Zone 3 - 9   SEE ZONE MAP   The Sargent Oak # 7 & # 5's are producers of some of the heaviest crops of large sweet acorns that you will see (anywhere between 800 - 1000 pounds [potentially 1/2 ton each year]) All different kinds of wild life will be drawn to the sweet acorns, especially the Whitetail.   Cross between two oaks in the white oak family.   Will grow in may types of soils, but does well also on sandy to rocky areas.
Sauls Oak   Zone 3 -8   SEE ZONE MAP   Cross between Chestnut Oak and White Oak. This fast growing and early producer (as early as 4 years) of heavy crops of sweet acorns (anywhere from 500 to 1000 pounds) every year. On alternative years crops are exceptionally high. Sweet flavour for wildlife.
BurGamble Oak   Zone 4 - 9   SEE ZONE MAP   A great cross between Bur Oak and Gambel Oak both in the White Oak family.  Quite unusual as some have produced acorns at 5 - 7 years of age, and because it grows in a shrub like fashion rather than straight leader. Fine producer of sweet acorns.
Bimundors Oak   Zone 3 - 9   SEE ZONE MAP   Hybrid from White Oak and English Oak. Grows as shrub type of tree making it unusual. One of the heaviest producers of sweet acorns for wildlife. Some have produced acorns beginning from 5 - 8 years of age.
Sargent Oak #5   Zone 3 - 9  SEE ZONE MAP   The Sargent Oak # 7 & # 5's are producers of some of the heaviest crops of large sweet acorns that you will see (anywhere between 800 - 1000 pounds [potentially 1/2 ton each year]) All different kinds of wild life will be drawn to the sweet acorns, especially the Whitetail.   Another cross from two oaks all in the white oak family.   Will grow on most soils including dry sandy to gravel types.
Bebbs Oak   Zone 3 - 9   SEE ZONE MAP   A cross between a white Oak and Burr Oak. Take note that this is one of the best hybrids for growth rate and acorn production. Produces very sweet acorn for wild life. Early producer of acorns.
Burenglish Oak   Zone 4 - 8  SEE ZONE MAP   Hybrid between Burr Oak and English Oak.  Produces sweet acorns.  Is able to establish itself under adverse conditions.  Usually takes between 6 - 9 years to produce acorns.  A good selection.

Quantities and prices for each variety  

            9-12"                                             13 - 19"                                  20- 28"

  1 -   9          $12.00 each                      18.00 each                            29.00 ea

  10 - 59            9.00 each                      16..00 each                           24.00 ea                       

  60 - 99            7.00 each                      12.00 each                           18..00 ea

100 +                6.00  each                        8.00 each                           14.00 ea

Inoculant for above                                                                                            $18.00