Nuttal Oak 2.5' hydrangeas lacy blooms on a dwarf

lacy blooms on a dwarf azalea that blooms in spring

so pruning should wait until the new wood is ready to grow in spring

dark green foliage turns orange-red in fall

This species is one of the most well-adapted oaks for general landscape use

Keep Loropetalum healthy by avoiding overcrowding when planting and watering from overhead

Nuttal Oak 2.5' hydrangeas lacy blooms on a dwarfThis species is one of the most well adapted oaks for general landscape use. It grows quickly, develops a good branching structure, tolerates wet soil as well as moderate drought, and has very few issues with insects and disease. All of which make the nuttall oak a great choice for urban and suburban spaces. Works well as a street tree or shade tree Provides fall color that changes from yellow to orange to red Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions