Laurel Oak (Quercus laurifolia) is a fast-growing, short-lived (50–70 years) deciduous or semi-evergreen tree native to the southeastern US, typically reaching 60–90 feet in height with a 35–45 foot spread. It thrives in moist, sandy soils, along floodplains, and in upland areas within zones 6B–10A. These trees have dense, oval canopies, smooth gray bark that becomes dark/fissured with age, and, while often planted for shade, they are highly susceptible to premature decay, trunk rot, and breaking. 

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