
Red maple is a native eastern North American tree (over 30 feet) with lobed leaves green above, gray-white beneath, turning brilliant red in fall. Form varies from round to open-headed. Adaptable to many soils; best fall color in slightly acidic soil.
Full sun to part shade; adaptable moisture. Low maintenance. Propagate by seed or grafting.
Specimen, shade, native plantings. One of the most widely distributed eastern trees.
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