Types of Small Maple Trees (With Pictures) – Identification Guide
2022年12月12日 — Also called dwarf maple or white maple, this species of tree is related to the sugar maple. The tree’s sap is sweet and can be used to make maple syrup. As one of the cold-hardiest maples, this tree thrives in Canada and the Northern United States.
Apollo® Maple - J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co.
Unique narrowness, dense branching and compact form make this dwarf and columnar Sugar Maple ideal for limited spaces. Dark green foliage withstands summer heat.
Millane's Dwarf Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum 'Millane's Dwarf ...
Hardiness Zone: 4a. Other Names: Hard Maple, Rock Maple. Description: Compact, dwarf growth habit; extraordinary fall colors ranging from gold to burnt orange and red; shapely and neat, a fine specimen tree for smaller landscapes; adaptable to soils, but dislikes air pollution and compaction.
Apollo® Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum 'Barrett Cole') at Gertens
Compact columnar growth habit, extraordinary fall colors ranging from gold to burnt orange; shapely and neat, a fine specimen tree for the smaller landscape; adaptable to soils, but dislikes air pollution and compaction; leaves are resistant to scorch.
Maple, Sugar Apollo - TheTreeFarm.com
Compact columnar selection of sugar maple with symmetrical growth and dense branching, ideal for limited spaces. Deep green foliage of summer turns an intense array of brilliant orange, red and golden yellow hues. An excellent selection for use as a street tree or in a small urban garden.
Sugar Cone Maple - J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co.
Dense, compact, and pyramidal, this descriptively named tree is the most dwarf of the sugar maple we offer. It stays small and tight and will not outgrow its planting location.
Acer saccharum 'Sugar Cone' | Sugar Maple 'Sugar Cone'
Shape: Compact dwarf pyramid. Foliage: Dark Green. Fall Color: Orange-red. Description: Dense, compact, and pyramidal, this descriptively named tree is the most dwarf of the sugar maple we offer. It stays small and tight and will not outgrow its planting location.