An autumn blaze maple cut at ground level is sending up sprouts. Owner asks if they should be kept to grow a replacement tree.
Sprouts arise from the original root system and grow vigorously. Allow several to develop, then select the straightest, strongest leader and remove the rest later.
A viable, low-cost replacement if the location suits a maple.
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