Description
it produces clusters of tubular
mounded shape makes it easy to use as a stand-alone shrub or as part of a layered border
Native Appeal: Provides habitat and food for birds and pollinators
round blooms add texture and interest for weeks
often March to April
Overcup Oak Cherry it produces clusters of tubularOvercup Oak (Quercus lyrata) Overcup Oak is a standout choice for landscapes that deal with heavy soils and periodic wetness, offering true oak presence without demanding perfect conditions. It develops into a strong shade tree with a broad canopy that makes outdoor spaces cooler and more comfortable in summer. If your site has low spots, seasonal puddling, or clay that stays damp, this oak can be a practical solution that still looks timeless. Once