Quercus myrsinifolia 25/7 Restock drought-tolerant constitution that thrives in

drought-tolerant constitution that thrives in full sun and sharp drainage once established

For anyone drawn to unusual

Full sun to part shade suits the plant

Robert Lee Riffle

Quercus myrsinifolia 25/7 Restock drought-tolerant constitution that thrives inThe cup gives them away. Most oaks set their acorns in a cup of overlapping scales, but Quercus myrsinifolia belongs to the ring cupped oaks of East Asia, the Cyclobalanopsis, whose acorn sits in a cup banded with smooth concentric rings like a tiny stacked beehive. They come from the warm temperate forests of Japan, Korea, China, and Taiwan, long grown there as a garden and temple tree, and the Japanese reading of their narrow foliage earned them the