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Height: up to 50 ft.

plant sale text: Georgia Oak is a relatively small, densely branched tree endemic to granitic outcrops and dry slopes of Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina. In the landscape this oak species is tolerant of drought, heat and poor, shallow and sandy soils. Because of its diminutive stature, slow growth rate and drought and heat tolerance Georgia Oak is a good candidate for large planters, as well as urban settings. As an added bonus the leaves of this species turn a deep red to reddish purple in the fall. Georgia oak provides many benefits for pollinators and wildlife.

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native range: southeastern United States