Quercus palustris ‘Early Drop Form’ (EDF) Flowering Perennial While it rarely flowers indoors

While it rarely flowers indoors

providing both visual appeal and practicality

In the spring and summer

a warm south-facing wall may encourage fruiting

Accented with golden anthers and yellow filaments

Quercus palustris ‘Early Drop Form’ (EDF) Flowering Perennial While it rarely flowers indoorsQuercus palustris Early Drop Form (EDF) is a selected form of the Pin Oak, a fast growing deciduous shade tree valued for its strong structure, dense canopy, and reliable autumn colour. It develops a pyramidal form when young, gradually maturing into a broad spreading shade tree suited to large landscapes, parks, and open urban spaces This selection is noted for its earlier leaf drop compared to standard forms, which can be beneficial in reducing