- Maple - Wikipedia
Particularly popular are Norway maple (although it is considered invasive in North America), silver maple, Japanese maple, and red maple The vine maple is also occasionally used as an ornamental tree
- Maple | Definition, Species, Height, Facts | Britannica
Maple, any of a large genus of shrubs or trees in the family Sapindaceae, widely distributed in the North Temperate Zone but concentrated in China Maples constitute one of the most important groups of ornamentals for planting in lawns, along streets, and in parks
- 32 Maple Trees: Types, Leaves, Bark – Identification Guide (Pictures)
Maple trees are beautiful deciduous shade trees with leafy foliage Maple trees have dark brown furrowed bark, small, winged fruits, and narrow reddish-brown twigs Maple trees commonly have green lobed leaves that change their color to red, yellow, orange, and dark burgundy in the fall
- 15 Types of Maple Trees for Vibrant Color - Better Homes Gardens
A relative of the Amur maple, the Tatarian maple is a tough, attractive maple tree that tolerates cold winters and hot summers Look for varieties of maple trees that develop spectacular scarlet seedpods, such as 'Hot Wings'
- Maple Trees in the U. S. : Species by State Guide
Maple trees are more than just pretty foliage, they’re a cornerstone of American landscapes, economies, and traditions From the fiery red leaves of autumn in New England to the towering sugar maples fueling Vermont’s syrup industry, these trees capture our imagination and connect us to nature
- Types of Maple Trees: Identification Guide, Chart Species List
Maple trees belong to the genus, Acer, and there are quite a few of them In fact, there are 13 species of maple trees native to North America However, nurseries have sold hundreds of cultivars through selective breeding of those 13 natives, and some imported species, as shade trees for yards
- 25 Different Types of Maple Trees (With Pictures Names)
The maple tree is known for its striking fall color and distinctive leaves Native to many areas in North America, maples grow in wooded areas All maple trees are deciduous, losing their leaves in winter and growing new foliage the following spring
- Maple Trees – Origins, Identification, and Care Guide
Maple trees are famed for their colorful display of foliage through fall, as well as being known for their sap, which is used in the making of maple syrup These trees are widespread across North America and can also be found across Europe and Asia
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