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Quercus coccinea (Standard) - Scarlet Oak

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Quercus coccinea (Standard) is a majestic embodiment of nature's artistry, frequently referred to as the Scarlet Oak. This robust specimen stands tall between 50-70 feet, making a commanding presence in your landscape. Its deep, lobed foliage dons a glossy green during the warm seasons, transitioning to a vibrant scarlet display in autumn that truly captures the spirit of the changing seasons. Strategically designed by nature with a deep taproot system, it thrives in drought situations, proving its resilience against drier climates. While it can adapt to various soil conditions, this Scarlet Oak displays a preference for well-drained acidic soil, highlighting its versatility. Being a full sun lover, it luxuriates in spaces enjoying ample sunlight. So, whether you're looking to enhance the aesthetics of a large park or to complement a spacious garden, this heroic member from the Quercus genus sets a powerful image while offering generous shade, making it a popular choice in the world of landscaping.

  • Size: Up to 50-70 feet tall
  • Foliage: Glossy green turning to vibrant scarlet in autumn
  • Water usage: Moderate to low
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Drought-tolerant: Deep taproot system
  • Soil preference: Adaptable but prefers well-drained acidic soil
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