The Quercus Rubra Red Oak Tree from Frank P Matthews is a fast-growing, large deciduous tree known for its vibrant red autumn foliage and strong structure. Ideal for open spaces, it offers impressive seasonal colour, supports wildlife, and thrives in a variety of soil types including clay and chalk. Key Features: Striking autumn colour – turns rich red for a dramatic seasonal display Fast-growing and robust – quickly establishes in large, open spaces Wildlife-friendly – acorns and foliage provide habitat and food Soil tolerant – suitable for both chalk and clay soils Low-maintenance – requires only periodic replacement pruning Majestic presence – perfect for parkland, avenues, or large gardens Description: The Quercus Rubra, also known as the Northern Red Oak, is a magnificent choice for those looking to make a long-term statement in the landscape. With a fast growth rate and an eventual large size, this deciduous tree flourishes in open ground, developing a strong framework of branches and lobed green leaves that transform into fiery red tones during autumn. Favoured for its adaptability, it is tolerant of clay and chalk soils, and only requires replacement pruning to maintain its natural form. In addition to its aesthetic value, the Red Oak is also fruit-bearing, producing acorns that help sustain birds and small mammals, making it a great asset for encouraging biodiversity. Specifications: Tree type: Deciduous Size: Large Shape: Standard Leaf colour: Green (turns red in autumn) Growth rate: Fast Preferred setting: Open space planting Soil tolerance: Clay and chalk tolerant Pruning needs: Replacement prune Wildlife value: High – produces acorns Care Tips: Best planted in full sun or partial shade Water regularly while establishing Apply mulch annually and prune if structural shaping is needed Bring long-lasting beauty and ecological value to your landscape with the Quercus Rubra Red Oak Tree. A standout specimen for large gardens, estates, and public spaces – and a lasting legacy of autumn colour. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.
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