Royal Cloak Barberry

This long-lived oak with an upright form, a cornerstone landscape tree is valued for its longevity, structural presence, and exceptional wildlife value.

• Upright habit; develops a strong, enduring canopy that becomes more characterful with age.
• Foliage turns warm russet, orange, or red in autumn, often persisting on the tree through early winter.
• Acorns provide critical food for wildlife; mature trees support an exceptional diversity of insects, birds, and mammals.
• Best in full sun to partial shade with moist, well-drained soil.