Quercus coccinea is a medium-sized oak with bright red fall color for dry areas.
Common name: Southern Red Oak
- Light: Full sun
- Water Needs: Average to dry
- Height: 60–80′
- Seasonal Interest: In fall, leaves turn reddish brown to crimson. Fall color is enhanced with more acidic oils
- Growing Tips: Thrives in sunny areas with dry, acidic soil, but will tolerate moister soils as long as they are well-draining and acidic. This is a smaller oak with a round, branching crown, so be sure to leave plenty of room for spread. Makes a beautiful specimen tree.
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