QUERCUS RUBRA Leucothoe If the depth opf the

If the depth opf the thatch is quite dense use a scaryfing rake

adding a touch of charm and fragrance

and there's no need for extra potting soil

Ready-to-use formula for quick spot treatment

This mix may include a variety of silvery-green to bluish leaves

QUERCUS RUBRA Leucothoe If the depth opf theThe sharply and heavily lobed dark green foliage of Quercus rubra turns wonderful shades of red with hints of yellow and bronze in the autumn. It is commonly known as the Red Oak tree due to this autumn display. Spring catkins are a source of nectar for bees and once pollinated, become the easily recognised acorns which are popular with wildlife, such as squirrels. Quercus rubra is a grand looking Oak tree with a deeply rounded crown, which makes the