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Discover the towering grace of Quercus salicifolia (syn. Quercus robur salicifolia), an exceptional species of oak native to central and southern Mexico, as well as Central America, ranging from Jalisco to Panama. A majestic tree reaching heights of up to 82 feet with a trunk swelling to a diameter of 39 inches, Willowleaf English Oak is an impressive spectacle of natural magnificence. It's long, narrowly lance-shaped leaves, measuring up to 8 inches, represent a distinct and captivating feature; completely smooth, without any teeth or lobes, and resembling the delicate leaves of the Salix, or Willow tree - hence the epithet "salicifolia", which translates to "willow-leaved". Dive into the fascinating world of Quercus salicifolia, a truly iconic representation of its native regions, ensnaring with its grandeur and unique leaf structure. Experience the allure of this particular oak species and be part of its enthralling narrative.