Acer Argutum ✯ | Extended |

: A small to mid-sized tree that typically reaches about 10 meters (33 ft) in height with an upright, dense growth habit.

: Historically, its leaves have been used in packaging to help preserve apples and root crops.

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: Most commonly grown from seed (best sown immediately when "green") or through layering and cuttings taken in early summer. Unique Uses

: Similar to sugar maples, its trunk can be tapped in early spring to produce a sugary sap that is drinkable fresh or can be boiled down into syrup. : A small to mid-sized tree that typically

: The branches take on a handsome purplish-brown hue, providing structure in the dormant months.

: Its leaves are roughly 2 to 4 inches long and wide, featuring five lobes with distinctive "notched edges" (from which its species name argutum is derived). The lower surface is notably downy, particularly along the prominent white veins. Seasonal Interest : : Most commonly grown from seed (best sown

: This species thrives in cool, moist, and well-drained soil . It is remarkably adaptable to different soil types, including heavy clay , and various pH levels, though it may develop chlorosis (yellowing) in highly alkaline environments.