Symptoms In White Oaks
Most white oaks are resistant (not immune!) to oak wilt
Often planted in oak wilt centers because of their resistance
May lose a few branches each year and die back slowly if infected
Many are able to "wall off" the infection over time so dieback stops
Leaves on affected branches turn brown from the margins inward
White oaks surrounded by infected red and live oaks are more likely to succumb
Note: White oaks may be planted in Lakeway. See Lakeway Oak Wilt Ordinances or Section 24.02.402 of the Lakeway Code of Ordinances for more information