common types of maple trees -k8凯发
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japanese maple
- japanese maples can be trained into various shapes, left to grow on their own, or any combination in between, and do well inside containers.
- they prefer rich, well-drained soil and partially shady locations.
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norway maple
- the majestic norway maple is frequently planted along city streets, as shade trees in front of homes, and in parks nationwide.
- they're very drought tolerant.
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sugar maple
- the native and deciduous sugar maple is responsible for the production of mouth-watering maple syrup, with leaves turning spectacular shades of bright orange, yellow and red.
- it grows best in full to partial sun and in a variety of well-drained soils, but requires frequent water especially during hot and dry weather.
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silver maple
- silver maples have long, delicate leaves somewhat reminiscent of a willow, but with the characteristic five-points that mark the maple tree.
- this is a maple that needs moist soil and tolerates flood prone areas and is suitable growing near a creek or pond.