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Northern Red Oak is a stately, long-lived native tree that can grow 60–75 feet tall, making it a powerful presence in any landscape. It’s prized for its broad, rounded canopy and bold, lobed leaves that turn vivid red to russet in autumn. This oak grows faster than many other oak species, establishing quickly and providing excellent shade. Its deep roots and adaptability to urban or rural conditions make it ideal for large yards, parks, and along streets. With strong wood, excellent cold tolerance, and minimal fuss, it's a timeless favorite for homeowners wanting a tree that grows with the family.
This section shows how the plant will fit into your yard and into your life.
Green foliage in summer, brilliant red fall color
Shade tree, park planting, street tree, large estate feature
Produces pollen; may impact allergy-sensitive individuals
Non-toxic
Moderate; leaf drop in fall and acorns in late season
Low once established
This section covers practical care information for homeowners.
Moderate
Tolerates clay, loam, and slightly acidic soils
Moderate once established
Low; young trees may need protection
High; occasionally bothered by scale or oak wilt but generally hardy
