Angel Oak on Johns Island, South Carolina
By Steve Nix, About.com Guide
This plaque celebrates the Angel Oak's selection as South Carolina's 2004 Heritage Tree by the Urban and Community Forestry Council. The tree and its surrounding park have been owned by the neighboring city of Charleston since 1991. It is now a protected tree and funded for continued maintenance. A Live Oak Photo Gallery Plant and Manage a Live Oak Identify a Live Oak
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- Charleston's Angel Oak
- The Angel Tree is Protected
- The Angel Tree's Largest Limb
- The Angel Oak from Afar
- Heritage of Angel Oak
- The Angel Oak Foliage
- The Angel Oak Needs Support
- Squirrel on Angel Oak
- Live Oak Associates
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