While I'm not professing to be some sort of downforce master after spending about an hour in a car with it, the learning curve isn't as high as I'd feared. Now I only want to drive downforce cars. What seems scary initially becomes your favorite thing within minutes of your first taste.
Water Oak. The water oak tree is a largely southern species, growing mostly in the upper regions of Florida and across Georgia, South Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansas. Water oaks feature thin bark that closely resembles peeling paint, while its leaves are teardrop-shaped and smooth with no pointed lobes.any Americans have oak trees in their yards, but some have no idea which oak species it is. According to Savatree, around 400 oak species exist.
The acorns most worth bothering with are considered to be those of the oak tree known variously as holly, holm or ilex oak (Quercus ilex var rotundifolia -- aka var ballota) which grows all around the Mediterranean, including particularly north-west Africa, Spain and Portugal. These are long, cylindrical acorns.here are two main types of oaks in North America: Some people say that acorns from white oaks can be used without the water processing first, because they are less bitter than acorns from red oaks. Others say that they though acorns from white oaks are less bitter, they are still best water processed first.