Red maple cultivars like ‘Red Sunset’ and ‘October Glory’ reliably produce brilliant red fall color in South Central Kansas (Zone 6), provided conditions are right.
Hot, dry summers can dull color. Ensure deep weekly watering during drought. Avoid excessive nitrogen fertilizer in late summer. With good care, expect 2–3 weeks of vivid red each autumn.
Both cultivars are well-adapted to Kansas soils and climate. Plant in full sun to part shade, well-drained soil.
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