Homeowner needs a replacement for a storm-fallen sugar maple. Criteria: deer resistant, sturdy, not overly large/dense, attractive bark or foliage. No location given.
Tree suitability depends entirely on climate zone, soil, moisture, and space. Without location, specific recommendations are impossible.
Visit a local nursery with your criteria. They know what thrives in your area and can suggest species meeting your needs—perhaps a serviceberry, Japanese stewartia, paperbark maple, or kousa dogwood depending on zone.
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