Quercus nuttallii 'QNSTC' ~ Esplanade® Nuttall Oak very-wet-area (2) 80516 155451 Huntington Art

(2) 80516 155451 Huntington Art Museum

Rutgers University) 2020 photo (1)+(2)

(2) James Steakley

reaching a height of about 15-20 feet at maturity

Following the flowers are showy red and purple berries that are large relative to the plant

Quercus nuttallii 'QNSTC' ~ Esplanade® Nuttall Oak very-wet-area (2) 80516 155451 Huntington ArtEsplande Nuttall Oak is a mid sized native deciduous tree with upward sweeping branches and an elongated oval crown. The large, deeply lobed and toothed foliage is a clean deep green that turns red burgundy in fall. The acorns have scaly cups. Best grown in full sun and rich, moist, acidic well drained soils. Tolerates wet soils. Syn. with Quercus texana Type: Tree Origins: South Central N. America Height: 30 60 Spread: 20 40 Spacing: 30 USDA