Fresh-picked Red Oak leaves, the classic oak shape with pointed, bristle-tipped lobes. In fall they turn deep red and russet, with touches of orange and bronze, a warm classic of fall foliage.
How people use them
- Rustic table settings and harvest centerpieces
- Wreaths, garlands and leaf-print crafts
- Pressing in a book for keepsakes and framed art
Good to know
Every leaf is real and picked fresh, so shades vary from leaf to leaf. Choose a pack of 10, 25 or 50 leaves. They're picked fresh for your order and mailed flat. Fresh leaves hold their color for a few days; press them in a heavy book to keep it for months.