Acer buergerianum, ‘Trident Maple’
$169.00
Acer buergerianum ‘Trident Maple’ is a fascinating smaller maple known for its multi-colored leaves. It holds on to its leaves until November/ December and puts on a brilliant fall display of color. Although it is a smaller and very hardy tree, it has a nice dense canopy of leaves that provide some privacy aspects especially since the leaves are retained through November & December.
Trident Maple is a fascinating smaller maple that is known for its bright red and orange multi-colored leaves in the fall, and its four seasons appeal. It keeps its colorful leaves long into December. and is a desirable very hard-to-find tree recommended for smaller places and under utility lines. It offers a dense colorful foliage that provides privacy screening 8 – 9 months of the year. This is a fascinating tree. Order now. We have limited availability of these trees!
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