Southern Red Oak- quercus falcata

The Southern Red Oak is great for dense shade.

Buy Southern Red Oak at TN Nursery. But the main thing to be considered before purchasing or using this tree is the quality. Quality of this tree is very vital during purchasing. We are one big company who expertise in supplying trees. We provide the best quality and services to our customers. Some important information is given below about trees. This tree is also known as Spanish oak. This tree is grouped in the section of red oak. This tree is native to south east USA. It is usually grown on sandy or dry soil. It is largely found in Southern New York (long island) central to south Florida & west to eastern Texas and southern Missouri. It usually grows to a height of about 30 meters diameter of about 1.5 meters and width of about 16 centimetres. The bark of the tree will usually be dark brownish in colour with shallow and narrow ridges. This tree is the main source of timber in America. It is largely found in Southern New York (long island) central to south Florida & west to eastern Texas and southern Missouri. The long-lasting coarse grain wood of this tree is normally used for flooring construction materials lumber and also for furniture making. It also makes a good fuel wood. 

Choose Trees like the Southern Red Oak for you to Enjoy for Homes and gardens
 

Have a home or garden? These types of trees are excellent to landscape around fixtures like this. They are a native tree so you know they will be very hardy and they will eventually reseed themselves and Form new trees.
 

Trees are an excellent source to provide shade to your home and garden
 

Do you have a home or garden? This type of tree will shade homes and gardens which make them great places to be in the summer time. Some people like to plant trees around gardens and around their houses because of them being homes for animals. It makes homes and gardens look great.

Zone 2-10

Mature Height: 60-75 ft.

Mature Width: 35-40 ft.

Growth/Year: 3+ ft.

Sunlight: Full Sun

Soil Conditions: Well-drained, acidic, sandy soils

Botanical Name: Quercus Rubra