Nuttal Oak 2.5'This species is one of the most well adapted oaks for general landscape use. It grows quickly, develops a good branching structure, tolerates wet soil as well as moderate drought, and has very few issues with insects and disease. All of which make the nuttall oak a great choice for urban and suburban spaces. Works well as a street tree or shade tree Provides fall color that changes from yellow to orange to red Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions

Loropetalum is an evergreen perennial

Protect plants from severe winds or harsh winter conditions

Plants are also often used by Bonsai enthusiasts

Plant in full sun to part shade

shredded bark

Hardy in USDA Zones 6 - 10

or spray with horticultural oil

Can be pruned as a 3ft hedge or grow as an 8ft screen

the overhead shade might prevent Loropetalum from flowering

if there's insufficient rainfall

Sun: Full sun

Hardy in USDA zones 5-9