Suckers (water sprouts) on trunk = response to sun exposure on thin bark. Young maples have smooth bark; light triggers dormant buds.
As bark matures (furrows, thickens), suckering stops naturally. Mulch 3″ to keep trimmers away and moderate soil temperature.
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