The Oak Northern Red (Quercus rubra) is a stunning deciduous tree with a broad, rounded canopy that provides abundant shade. This tree is hardy in zones 4-8, with a mature width of 40-60 feet and a mature height of 60-75 feet. It thrives in full sun and is adaptable to a variety of soil types, making it a versatile addition to any urban landscape. We recommend spacing these trees 40-60 feet apart for optimal growth in urban landscaping. Landscapers can use Oak Northern Red trees to add visual interest, shade, and natural beauty to urban outdoor spaces such as parks, boulevards, and large gardens. These trees can also serve as a focal point in mixed plantings and can be used to create natural windbreaks. For an even more striking landscape design, consider pairing Oak Northern Red trees with similar plants such as Sugar Maples and American Sycamores. Additionally, you can complement them with additional plants like Redbuds, Dogwoods, and serviceberry trees for added visual appeal.