Quercus rubra ~ Northern Red Oak climbing oblong foliage emerges chartreuse in

oblong foliage emerges chartreuse in shade or golden yellow in full sun and brightens to hot yellow in fall

feathery-like light green needle foliage completely cover the trunk and turn an attractive cinnamon orange-brown in fall

A strong tall spire packed with large pendular copper-pink tubular flowers rises above the foliage in summer

C2-1-Ilex opaca (American Holly)

Quercus rubra ~ Northern Red Oak climbing oblong foliage emerges chartreuse inNorthern Red Oak is a native deciduous tree with a rounded to spreading irregular crown. The lustrous dark green foliage with pointed lobes and pale undersides turn brownish red in fall. The acorns have saucer shaped cups, but can take up to 40 years to produce an abundant crop. Best grown in full sun and rich, sandy well drained acidic soils. Quercus rubra supports a wide variety of moths and butterflies, including: the Imperial Moth, Banded