Quercus stellata ~ Post Oak zone-4 and drooping clusters of white

and drooping clusters of white flowers that bloom in late spring to early summer

Growing Conditions: Sourwood thrives in full sun to partial shade

lavender blue flowers bloom in mid to late spring

heart-shaped basal leaves are powdered blue-green and deeply corrugated vein ribs

Flat-topped clusters of white

Quercus stellata ~ Post Oak zone-4 and drooping clusters of whitePost Oak is a native deciduous tree with a rounded crown and its durable wood is often used for fence posts, hence the name. The leathery deeply lobed foliage is almost cross shaped and turns shades of yellow or brown in fall. The acorns are oval with bowl shaped cups, but an take up to 25 years to produce first crop. Best grown in full sun and rich, acidic well drained soils. Quercus stellata supports a wide variety of moths and butterflies,