Quercus dumosa - Nuttall's Scrub Oak, Coastal Sage Scrub Oak (Plant) Grass Growth Rate Slow Endangered 1B

Growth Rate Slow Endangered 1B

Genetic Diversity

Demonstrates how the diversity and beauty of California's native plants can be brought into ecologically sound

November Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Height by Width 5ft

ever-changing spring—the overflowing abundance of nature

Quercus dumosa - Nuttall's Scrub Oak, Coastal Sage Scrub Oak (Plant) Grass Growth Rate Slow Endangered 1BA rare scrub oak found near the coast, on hillsides in chaparral. Tough as nails, drought tolerant. Acorns persist on plant after maturity. Recommended for erosion control. Superior wildlife value. Plant Characteristics Family Name Fagaceae Species Name Quercus dumosa Common Name Nuttall's Scrub Oak, Coastal Sage Scrub Oak Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Sand, fast draining Flower