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Oak - Scarlet

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Botanical Name:
Quercus coccinea
Common Name:
Oak - Scarlet
Description:
Deciduous open-headed, wide-spreading tree. Glossy green deeply lobed leaves, turning scarlet in autumn. Best colour of all the Oaks. Grows in a wide range of soil conditions in sun or part shade. Once established will withstand drought and frost. Grows approximately 45cm per year.
Tree categories:
Heritage tree
Autumn colour
Evergreen Tree
Flowering/Ornamental
Shade tree
Narrow spaces
Hedge & Screening
Driveways & Avenues
Street tree
Drought resistant
Coastal
Courtyard & Pots
Wind Hardy
Frost hardy
Full/part sun
Full shade
Water tolerant
Fire retardant
Summer foliage color:
Growth rate:
Slow
Size:
Large
Max. Height:
10 Metres
Max. Canopy:
8 Metres
Climate:
Cool to cold
Soil:
Prefers moist, deep
Pruning:
None required

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