Quercus garryana var. semota Hedge with a densely mounding habit

with a densely mounding habit and 3 in

Plants reach 20" or so

5 inches wide and blue-green with red margins edged in yellow and a red terminal spine -- are particularly lovely when backlit

A short-growing

Flowers are lace-caps

Quercus garryana var. semota Hedge with a densely mounding habitA diminutive form of our native Oregon White or Garry oak. Can be found on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada north to the southern Cascades and Siskiyous of CA and OR. Variable in size but normally forming small groves, even thickets, anywhere from 4 10' in height and getting there very slowly. The leaves are somewhat more lobed than typical, smaller only to 2 3" and often produce handsome fall color. Withstands and prefers summer drought after