15 Aquatic Plants Box 5 Bul Rush, 5 River Cane, 5 Crested Iris Lavender Dig a hole deep and old_product_id_10723 Dig a hole deep and wide enough for the roots to spread without bending One of the most interesting aspects of the Overcup Oak's growth habit is that it is one of only a few oaks that can grow in wet conditions‚ though it can also grow in other soils․ The root system is unique‚ allowing the tree to live in areas where water is for prolonged periods of time․ This characteristic makes it a suitable candidate for difficult landscaping conditions․ Overcup Oak leaves turn to bright yellow and reddish brown hues in autumn‚ supplemented by the glossy‚ lobed foliage․ This change in color through seasons has made the tree a candidate for landscape planting in the current day‚ allowing the tree to adapt to many different situations and withstand climate change․ Are you tired of looking at all the space around your pond turning it into a fairy tale garden