Quercus georgiana ~ Georgia Oak Size:4.0" CALIPER The disease-resistant foliage is maroon-purple

The disease-resistant foliage is maroon-purple and holds longer in fall than other purple-leaved crape myrtles

This plant is also quite hardy and can tolerate a range of conditions

Blooms of glossy rose-pink funnel-shaped flowers begin in late spring and return again with a lighter bloom in summer

Outside plants in their zones will flower year-round or till frost

hairy strap-like foliage

Quercus georgiana ~ Georgia Oak Size:4.0" CALIPER The disease-resistant foliage is maroon-purpleGeorgia Oak is small native deciduous tree with a short trunk and dense branches, giving it a shrubby look. The glossy dark green foliage with spiny bristles emerges chartreuse and turns attractive shades of purple and red in fall. Best grown in full sun and rich, moist, acidic well drained soils. Do not plant in area with regular foot traffic, it is very sensitive to compacted soil. Quercus georgiana is a host plant for the Red spotted Purple, Luna