Quercus palustris IDed by distinct oak-like leaves with U-shaped sinuses
Can also be called the Swamp Spanish Oak, apparently. This one has a prosthesis of sorts — it was starting to fall over a busy avenue, so it makes sense that the city added the rivets to support the large crown.
Unrelated: you’d think that the website builder would not try and stretch this low quality image but apparently it doesn’t factor in image quality when determining the dimensions.
