Quercus rubra (Red Oak)

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Quercus rubra - Red Oak (Northern Red Oak, Eastern Red Oak) Large, fast grower (for oaks). Broad-headed tree. Leaves are very large. Color turns from rich dull green to dark red in fall, turning brown before dropping. Tolerant of air pollution. Prefers acidic soils. 50-75' tall x 40-60' wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, many say 3.
Quercus rubra - Red Oak (Northern Red Oak, Eastern Red Oak) Large, fast grower (for oaks). Broad-headed tree. Leaves are very large. Color turns from rich dull green to dark red in fall, turning brown before dropping. Tolerant of air pollution. Prefers acidic soils. 50-75' tall x 40-60' wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, many say 3.
Quercus rubra - Red Oak (Northern Red Oak, Eastern Red Oak) Large, fast grower (for oaks). Broad-headed tree. Leaves are very large. Color turns from rich dull green to dark red in fall, turning brown before dropping. Tolerant of air pollution. Prefers acidic soils. 50-75' tall x 40-60' wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, many say 3.
Quercus rubra - Red Oak (Northern Red Oak, Eastern Red Oak) Large, fast grower (for oaks). Broad-headed tree. Leaves are very large. Color turns from rich dull green to dark red in fall, turning brown before dropping. Tolerant of air pollution. Prefers acidic soils. 50-75' tall x 40-60' wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, many say 3. (Scarlet Oak on far left)
Quercus rubra - Red Oak (Northern Red Oak, Eastern Red Oak) Large, fast grower (for oaks). Broad-headed tree. Leaves are very large. Color turns from rich dull green to dark red in fall, turning brown before dropping. Tolerant of air pollution. Prefers acidic soils. 50-75' tall x 40-60' wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, many say 3.

Quercus rubra - Red Oak (Northern Red Oak, Eastern Red Oak) Large, fast grower (for oaks). Broad-headed tree. Leaves are very large. Color turns from rich dull green to dark red in fall, turning brown before dropping. Tolerant of air pollution. Prefers acidic soils. 50-75' tall x 40-60' wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, many say 3.
Quercus rubra - Red Oak (Northern Red Oak, Eastern Red Oak) Large, fast grower (for oaks). Broad-headed tree. Leaves are very large. Color turns from rich dull green to dark red in fall, turning brown before dropping. Tolerant of air pollution. Prefers acidic soils. 50-75' tall x 40-60' wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, many say 3.
Quercus rubra - Red Oak (Northern Red Oak, Eastern Red Oak) Large, fast grower (for oaks). Broad-headed tree. Leaves are very large. Color turns from rich dull green to dark red in fall, turning brown before dropping. Tolerant of air pollution. Prefers acidic soils. 50-75' tall x 40-60' wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, many say 3.
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