Bare Root Northern Red Oak
Quercus rubra (Northern Red Oak) – Majestic Shade Tree for Generations
The Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra) is a fast-growing, long-lived hardwood tree beloved for its bold stature, vibrant autumn foliage, and ecological importance. Native to North America, it’s a classic choice for parks, large landscapes, and shade gardens.
Botanical Name:Quercus rubra
Common Name: Northern Red Oak
Zone: 3–8
Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Mature Size: 60–75 feet tall, 45 feet wide
Soil: Prefers well-drained, slightly acidic soils; adaptable
Key Features:
Stately Presence: A symmetrical, rounded crown and straight trunk make it a stunning focal point.
Seasonal Beauty: Glossy green leaves turn a brilliant red or russet in fall.
Fast Growth: Grows faster than most oaks, making it an excellent shade provider.
Wildlife Value: Acorns are a food source for birds, deer, and small mammals; supports hundreds of caterpillar species, making it a keystone wildlife tree.
Resilient, long-lasting, and visually striking, Quercus rubra is an investment in beauty and biodiversity. Whether you’re planting for shade, legacy, or habitat, this oak delivers enduring rewards.
Seed Lot: Local Native Wild 8.3.1 DE and 8.5.1 DE mixed
Quercus rubra (Northern Red Oak) – Majestic Shade Tree for Generations
The Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra) is a fast-growing, long-lived hardwood tree beloved for its bold stature, vibrant autumn foliage, and ecological importance. Native to North America, it’s a classic choice for parks, large landscapes, and shade gardens.
Botanical Name:Quercus rubra
Common Name: Northern Red Oak
Zone: 3–8
Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Mature Size: 60–75 feet tall, 45 feet wide
Soil: Prefers well-drained, slightly acidic soils; adaptable
Key Features:
Stately Presence: A symmetrical, rounded crown and straight trunk make it a stunning focal point.
Seasonal Beauty: Glossy green leaves turn a brilliant red or russet in fall.
Fast Growth: Grows faster than most oaks, making it an excellent shade provider.
Wildlife Value: Acorns are a food source for birds, deer, and small mammals; supports hundreds of caterpillar species, making it a keystone wildlife tree.
Resilient, long-lasting, and visually striking, Quercus rubra is an investment in beauty and biodiversity. Whether you’re planting for shade, legacy, or habitat, this oak delivers enduring rewards.
Seed Lot: Local Native Wild 8.3.1 DE and 8.5.1 DE mixed
Quercus rubra (Northern Red Oak) – Majestic Shade Tree for Generations
The Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra) is a fast-growing, long-lived hardwood tree beloved for its bold stature, vibrant autumn foliage, and ecological importance. Native to North America, it’s a classic choice for parks, large landscapes, and shade gardens.
Botanical Name:Quercus rubra
Common Name: Northern Red Oak
Zone: 3–8
Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Mature Size: 60–75 feet tall, 45 feet wide
Soil: Prefers well-drained, slightly acidic soils; adaptable
Key Features:
Stately Presence: A symmetrical, rounded crown and straight trunk make it a stunning focal point.
Seasonal Beauty: Glossy green leaves turn a brilliant red or russet in fall.
Fast Growth: Grows faster than most oaks, making it an excellent shade provider.
Wildlife Value: Acorns are a food source for birds, deer, and small mammals; supports hundreds of caterpillar species, making it a keystone wildlife tree.
Resilient, long-lasting, and visually striking, Quercus rubra is an investment in beauty and biodiversity. Whether you’re planting for shade, legacy, or habitat, this oak delivers enduring rewards.
Seed Lot: Local Native Wild 8.3.1 DE and 8.5.1 DE mixed
