Oak of Tabor in-habitat, likely somewhere in Israel. It is one of the common trees in the Bible.
Right and below right, summer and spring leaves from Oak of Tabor, Shields Oak Grove, UC Davis Arboretum.
Right, winter form of two Oak of Tabor in the Shields Oak Grove. Below, Oak of Tabor in native Mediterranean habitat.
Above and above right, young Oak of Tabor at Calaveras Nursery, Valley Springs, CA. These trees are naturally well-adapted to dry California conditions while being beautiful and unique.
