Northern Red Oak
Quercus rubra
All burlap and basket trees are 450+ lbs and will require heavy equipment to move.
The Northern red oak, native to the Midwest, stands out as one of the faster growing oak species for residential landscapes. Its foliage remains attractive year-round, starting with a pinkish-red hue, transitioning to a glossy dark green in summer, and culminating in a vibrant russet-red to bright red during autumn. Its ability to withstand salt and air pollution renders it a suitable choice for more open and exposed environments.
Foliage
Dark Green, Grey
Fall Colour
Orange, Red, Yellow
Leaf Features
Glossy, Lobed, Pointed
Bark & Branches
Brown, Grey, Peeling, Scaly, Textured
Maximum Height
75ft
23m
Maximum Spread
75ft
23m
Shape
Irregular, Rounded, Spreading
Hardiness Zone
3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Flower Features
None
Special Characteristics
Attracts Birds, Fast Growing, Feature Tree, Hardy
Tolerates many soil conditions, Pollution Tolerant, Salt Tolerant, Urban Tolerant
Fruit Features
Acorns
