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Sales Resume February 1st, 2021!

Have Your Own Official Auburn Oak!

The replacement trees for the iconic oaks at Toomer’s Corner were planted on February 14, 2015, and the tree closest to Magnolia Avenue was again replaced in July 2015 due to the tree’s decline. The tree closest to College Street formed acorns in fall of 2015, which were collected and planted.

The oaks were grown in greenhouses and outdoors under the care of Department of Horticulture experts. Seedlings from those acorns have grown into vigorous 2 - 3’ tall offspring with dark glossy foliage and are available for purchase on this website below.

Sales will include a certificate, and will include planting with care instructions. For questions or to schedule a pick-up, call 334-844-4660 or send an email to buyoaks@auburn.edu.

Auburn Toomer's Oak Tree Clones

Auburn Toomer's Oak Tree Seedling

Auburn Oak Trees

Pick up available
at the Paterson Greenhouse Complex

Continue part of an Auburn Tradition

All Sales Are Final

Frequently Asked Questions
When can I pick up my Auburn Oak?

Orders can be picked up at the Paterson Greenhouse Complex located at 450 Duncan Drive by appointment only. To schedule, call 334-844-4660 or send an email to buyoaks@auburn.edu

Can you ship my tree?

Shipping is not available. Only larger trees are available for on campus pick-up.

How do I plant my new tree?

We recommend hiring a professional landscape installer, but you can refer to the Alabama Cooperative Extension System's Guide to Care and Maintenance of Landscape Plants

What is the difference between a clone and a seedling?

A seedling tree is a tree that has been grown from a seed. The mother tree bears the acorns, so it is a known parent, however, pollen from another tree of the same species could pollinate the mother tree, thereby producing a tree of the same species, but with genes from both parents. A clone is vegetatively-propagated tree, i.e., a small shoot from the original tree has been rooted and the small tree is now genetically identical to the parent tree.

What payment types do you accept?

We accept cash, check (made out to Auburn University), and credit cards for online orders.

Why am I being charged taxes?

Since you are buying a product, this is not considered a donation and is subject to all taxes. Online orders from out of state orders are not charged tax

Who can I contact for more information about the trees?

You can send us an e-mail! buyoaks@auburn.edu

Continue part of an Auburn Tradition