Quercus texana

Quercus texana, commonly called Texas red oak, is a striking tree native to the southern United States. This deciduous oak from Texas displays brilliant red foliage in autumn, adding vibrant color to any landscape. People appreciate the Quercus texana oak for its robust growth and attractive leaf shape, which showcases classic oak lobes with pointed tips.

The Texas oak belongs to the red oak species group, known for their fast growth and beautiful fall colors. This American oak native thrives in a variety of environments but stands out for its adaptability and ornamental appeal. Its bark is dark and ridged, contrasting nicely with its bright leaves. The tree also provides valuable habitat and shade.

• Leaves turn vivid red during the fall season
• Medium to large size with a broad, rounded crown
• Bark is dark gray with a rugged texture
• Produces acorns favored by local wildlife
• Fast-growing compared to other oak species

Gardeners and landscapers often choose Quercus texana for its stunning seasonal color and reliable growth. This southern red oak adds both beauty and function to parks and large gardens. Its classic oak form makes it a timeless choice for enhancing outdoor spaces with natural charm and elegance.

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