Occasionally referred to as Quercus rubra var. texana, this medium growing tree is endemic to the southern great plains of Texas and Oklahoma. It grows well on dry, infertile soil. Highly praised for its shade-casting canopy and beautiful winter silhouette.
Site: Tolerates some coastal exposure Soil: Any soil Position: Full sun, partial shade Season of Interest: Spring flowers, Autumn fruit, Autumn colour Hardiness: Fully hardy Height: 50ft (16m) Spread: 50ft (16m) after 50 years
