Daniel Island Park, located north of the I-526 interstate on Daniel Island and bordered by the Wando River, Beresford Creek and Raltson Creek, is home to some of the most magnificent Live Oak trees on the island. Those documented below are in public areas maintained by the Daniel Island Property Owners’ Association.
“The Guardian Angel Oak”
Tree DIP-1
Circumference: 22′ 2″
Canopy: 102″
Centenarian
Live Oak Society Member #7428
Located at the corner of Island Park Drive and Delahow Street
Adopted by William Thielfoldt
“The Ittiwan Oak”
Tree DIP-2
Circumference: 15′
Canopy: 114′
Evergreen
Live Oak Society Member #7493
Located in Great Oak Park
Dedicated by DIHS to
The Ittiwan People and their descendants.
Tree DIP-3
Circumference: 15′ 5″
Canopy: 77′
Evergreen
Live Oak Society Member #7490
Located on Hidden Bottom Lane
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
To adopt this tree, please make note of the tree # at the top of this listing (above the circumference and canopy measurements) and send an email to dihistoricalsociety@gmail.com.
“Maisie Leonard”
Tree DIP-4
Circumference: 15′ 7″
Canopy: 100′
Evergreen
Live Oak Society Member #7491
Located on Watroo Point St
Adopted by Valerie Miller
“Hugh’s Heritage”
Tree DIP-5
Circumference: 11′ 6″
Canopy: 87′
Acorn
Live Oak Society Member #7492
Located on Gibbes Street
Adopted by Dane & Terry Earnheart
“Greene Family Legacy Oak”
Circumference: 9′ 8″
Canopy: 66′
Acorn
Live Oak Society Member #7550
Located on Legge Lane
Adopted by Michael Greene and Kerry Snow