Red Oak (Quercus rubra)

Red Oak (Quercus rubra)

ID: #1648613

Description

Online orders are for local pickup only. We do not ship plants. Please confirm you’re able to pick up your order before purchasing. If you are pre-ordering before opening weekend, your plants will be available for pickup on or after Saturday May 9, 2026. **This tree is NATIVE to Northern Michigan, and considered a keystone species due to its exceptionally high ecological value. A fast-growing native oak of Michigan, Red Oak is a strong, long-lived tree known for its broad canopy and vibrant fall color. This 5 gallon container size offers a well-established young tree that transitions quickly into active growth once planted. It is an excellent choice for adding shade, structure, and long-term ecological value to the landscape. Growing Requirements: • Sunlight: Full sun to part sun (4–6+ hours daily) • Soil: Adaptable to a range of soils including sandy, loamy, and clay, prefers well-drained conditions • Water: Moderate, benefits from consistent moisture during establishment • USDA Zones: 3–8 Appearance: • Upright growth when young, developing into a broad, rounded canopy with age • Large, lobed leaves with a glossy green finish • Leaves turn deep red to reddish-brown in fall • Bark starts smooth and becomes ridged and furrowed over time • Strong central trunk with sturdy branching structure Ecological Benefits: • Native to Michigan and a keystone species supporting hundreds of insect species • Caterpillars supported by oaks are a critical food source for songbirds • Produces acorns that feed deer, turkeys, squirrels, and other wildlife • Provides excellent habitat, shelter, and nesting opportunities • Deep root system helps improve soil structure and stability Red Oak is best planted where it has room to mature into a large canopy tree. It works well as a shade tree in yards, along property lines, or as part of a native woodland planting where its ecological benefits can fully develop.

Price

$58.00

Last Updated

17 August 2026, 01:27 UTC

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Bright Lane Gardens

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Address: 6443, Bright Lane, Lake Ann, 49650, MI, US
Coordinates: 44.724969, -85.861512
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