The most beautiful oak tree in New York City crowns a hill in Sunset Park. Our early spring photo catches the majestic architecture of this landmark before millions of leaves obscure it. Others may claim different trees, but I’m sticking with this one.
by David Stone
for The Roosevelt Island Daily News
The Most Beautiful Oak Tree in New York City
About oak trees
There are many different species of oak trees, but the most common in North America is the red oak. The red oak is a sturdy tree that can grow to be 100 feet tall and live for over 500 years. They are known for their bright red leaves in the fall, and their acorns which are an important food source for many animals.
While all oak trees are beautiful, there is one in particular that stands out above the rest. This tree is located in Sunset Park in New York City, and it is simply stunning. The tree is massive, with a trunk that is over 12 feet in circumference. In summer it has a full canopy of lush green leaves, and in the fall, its leaves turn a beautiful deep red.
This oak tree is truly a sight to behold, and it is no wonder that it is considered the most beautiful oak tree in New York City. If you ever have the chance to see it for yourself, you will understand why.
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