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What is this white oak?

Angus 1895

5 year old buck +
Found it In Carnation Washington.

Some green acorns are falling.

would they germinate if I pick them in a few days?

Thanks
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Based on the leaves and acorn stalk my guess would be English Oak. Not sure about germination, but if they're starting to fall, it's worth a try. They're from the white oak group, which generally are fairly easy to start.
 
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