Mexican Red Oak

Mexican Red Oak, is a semi-evergreen tree celebrated for its spectacular fall display of red and crimson hues. It forms a broad, rounded canopy at maturity, reaching up to 45 feet in height and spreading around 35 feet wide. Its dense green foliage through spring and summer provides ample shade, while the dramatic fall color adds striking contrast to any landscape. Perfect as a focal point or shade tree for larger residential or commercial plantings.

• Semi-evergreen tree
• Fast growth rate with broad, rounded canopy
• Lush green foliage turning brilliant red in fall
• Excellent shade tree
• Great for residential and commercial landscapes

Scientists originally thought this oak was a type of Quercus sartorii, but its true identity is uncertain. It might even be a completely new species that no one has ever described before. Hardy in USDA zones 7–9, Mexican Red Oak thrives in North Texas conditions. It performs best in full sun and well-drained soil, adapting well to various soil types including rocky and alkaline soils. A beautiful, resilient option that delivers year-round interest, from its strong summer canopy to its show-stopping autumn color.