What is a living maple?

Hedge Maple, or Acer Campestre , is also known as English field maple or simply field maple and belongs to the family Acer under the Aceraceae family. This deciduous tree is small to medium size and comes from Europe and Western Asia. Hedge Maple grows slowly, but can reach approximately 30 to 35 feet (9 to 10 m) at height and width. It grows well with partial or full sun and prefers well -drained moist soil. This specialization of the maple tree is more tolerant of urban land - such as alkaline soil, dry oil and compacted soil - compared to other species of maple trees.

This species maple tree stands upright and usually has low branches. It is suitable for planting for parks, parking lots and streets and also in other areas where shadow is required. This tree requires minimal pruning to prevent its lower crowns from defending people and vehicles, because its branches tend to stand upright. Usually has a much -bolder branches that offerFine, aesthetic texture for the landscape, specifically during the winter season.

can be promoted slices of its rooted strains or seeds and is generally tolerant of pests and diseases. Hedge Maple also hatches small green flowers around the first weeks of May. The green fruit of this maple tree is located on every stem and grows in free hanging bundles on the stems. These fruit usually mature and brown by October.

The maple fence leaves, which are dark green and yellow to chartreuse during the autumn season, are located near the twigs. They are approximately 3 inches (7.6 cm) in length, with their veins protruding from the base of the leaf in the same way as the fingers spread from the palm of their hand. Each leaf has five rounded lobes, with two lobes located at the base of the leaf smaller than three lobe located on the top of the leaf. They also eliminate milk, cold when the stem of the leaf is cut notbo pulled out of his stem.

The trunk and branches of the living maple are gray to light brown in color and usually have minimal furrows and combs. The trunk usually bursts and changes light gray as soon as it reaches maturity. On the other hand, his twigs are brown gray buds and sometimes have a cortic texture. This plant was introduced to North America at the beginning of the colonial era.