| Common Name | Northern Red Oak |
| Family | Fagaceae |
| Genus | Quercus |
| Species | Rubra |
| Origin | North America (Eastern USA & Canada) |
| Blooming | Monoecious, catkins in spring (April-May) |
| Leaf Color | Dark green turning scarlet red in autumn |
| Sunlight | Half-shade / Sun |
| Category | Outdoor plants |
| Pet Friendly | No |
Deep, well-drained acidic loamy soil; tolerates clay but requires drainage to prevent root rot.
Young trees require regular watering; established trees are drought tolerant. Reduce in winter dormancy.
Requires full sun exposure for optimal growth and fall coloration; intolerant of deep shade indoors.
Apply balanced slow-release fertilizer in early spring during active growth phase only.
Prune dormant season (late autumn/winter) to remove dead wood and shape structure.
These are the insects and pathogens that commonly interact with this plant, including pests, parasites, and organisms typically associated with its care.
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