Quercus gambelii - Gambel Oak flowering 5m and in late spring

5m and in late spring and early summer will have attractive arching racemes of pink flowers

Pretty pink blossoms in spring followed by large perfumed and edible fruit used for jellies

This small deciduous and unusual tree is a intergeneric hybrid between Catalpa bignonioides and Chilopsis linearis

A medium sized deciduous tree growing to 25–30 metres and native to east Asia unlike its relative the English Oak with their lobed leaves

It has mostly unbranched cane-like stems that can grow to 2m

Quercus gambelii - Gambel Oak flowering 5m and in late springA deciduous oak from the foothills and lower elevation mountains of western North America. This species is quite varied in appearance from a shrub to at small tree to 20 meters. Its leaves are typically deeply lobed which turn orange in autumn. It is quite a drought tolerant oak.