Quercus texana (nuttallii) 25/10 Restock In the wild the sweet

In the wild the sweet azalea haunts the banks of mountain streams

and the cultivar passes the trait on freely: 'Tama no ura' is the parent of a whole family of 'Tama' camellias bred for that picotee edge

almost tropical character

kadsura twines gracefully rather than smothering

and in parts of the warm Southeast the common heavenly bamboo has naturalized into wild land

Quercus texana (nuttallii) 25/10 Restock In the wild the sweetNuttall oak is named for Thomas Nuttall, the restless English American naturalist who botanized the young United States more thoroughly than almost anyone of his generation. Long known as Quercus nuttallii, the tree now carries the name Quercus texana in most botanical usage, a change that has caused no end of confusion, since the name once belonged to a different oak. Whatever the label, this is a large deciduous red oak of the Southern bottomlands,