The Quercus rubra (Red Oak Tree) is a magnificent, fast-growing deciduous tree admired for its bold form, vibrant autumn foliage and exceptional adaptability across UK landscapes. Known for its deep lobed leaves, impressive height and fiery red autumn colour, the Red Oak is a superb choice for parks, large gardens, estates and rewilding projects. With strong wildlife value and outstanding resilience, Quercus rubra combines beauty, strength and ecological importance in one versatile native-to-North-America tree.
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Key Features
Striking Autumn Colour – Foliage turns a brilliant red in autumn, making the tree a standout seasonal feature.
Fast-Growing – Establishes quickly, providing shade and structure sooner than many other oaks.
Majestic Presence – Develops a broad, strong canopy and straight trunk with deeply furrowed bark.
Excellent Wildlife Value – Supports insects, birds and mammals with food, shelter and nesting sites.
Hardy & Reliable – Tolerates a wide range of soils, including poor or sandy sites, once established.
Long-Lived Tree – A durable investment that offers centuries of landscape value.
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Specification Details Botanical Name Quercus rubra Common Names Red Oak, Northern Red Oak Family Fagaceae Origin Native to North America; widely planted across Europe for timber, parks and landscaping



































