Quercus stellata 26/2 Restock where thin soil keeps the

where thin soil keeps the plant stunted and shrubby

a knot-garden edging

Dykes's 'Fulvala'

The fruit is also genuinely seedy

Rhododendron atlanticum

Quercus stellata 26/2 Restock where thin soil keeps theQuercus stellata, the post oak, is one of the great toughs of the eastern white oaks, a tree born to dry uplands, old fields, and rocky ridges from the sandy hills of the Carolinas and Georgia across the Piedmont and into the prairies of Texas and the Midwest. Where soils are thin and the summers unrelenting, post oak has made a living, holding ground against wind, sun, and time itself. The name stellata points to the star shaped hairs that once gave