Description
Red oak (Quercus rubra) is a widely planted North American tree species. It has economic value due to its good wood and ornamental value due to its splendid and gorgeous orange-red scenery in autumn. Although this tree can grow to 30-35m, good ornamental species generally only grow to 20-25m. Its trunk is straight, smooth, silvery-white, and its branches are thick and stretch out.
Red oak is a general term for red oak tree species. The main varieties include: North American red oak, fast-growing red oak, marsh oak, nata oak, willow red oak, scarlet oak and other red oak varieties. There are differences in shape, trunk, crown, leaf shape, adaptability and so on.
