Potted Red Sunset Maple Trees For Sale
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 Red Sunset Maple
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 Red Sunset Maple
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 Red Sunset Maple
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Red Sunset Maple (Acer rubrum)
We grow and sell Red Sunset Maple trees. We chose to grow and sell this variety of maple tree due to their color and qualities that evoke pleasure or delight to the eye and they grow well in the Chester County Pennsylvania area. All of our Red Sunset Maple trees are started from seeds off Red Sunset Maple trees growing on our property.
A potted Red Sunset Maple tree can be transplanted into the ground almost any time of the year since their root system is barely disturbed with little or no stress when transplanted from a pot.
About Red Sunset Maple
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 Red Sunset Maple
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Red Sunset Maple also known as Acer rubrum is a remarkable variety of red maple celebrated for its sturdy branches and deep, glossy green foliage. This tree not only adds significant shade but also enhances the beauty of any home's landscape. This extraordinary tree is bound to make your neighbors green with envy, longing for one in their yard!
Red Sunset Maple is the quintessential red maple, celebrated for its strong, symmetrical branching and impressive growth rate. In early spring, the tree showcases small clusters of red flowers before its lush, glossy green leaves emerge. As autumn approaches, the foliage transforms into a breathtaking display of red and orange shades. Its attractive oval canopy offers both beauty and shade during warm summer months. With its stunning form and desirable fall colors, the Red Sunset Maple is an excellent choice for residential yards, enhancing the visual allure of the landscape.
Plant the Red Sunset Maple in areas where you can appreciate its stunning seasonal hues and shade. Elevate your home's parkway, front yard, or backyard by positioning this tree as the centerpiece of your landscape. Considering its mature size, be sure to plant it at least 15 feet away from buildings to accommodate its full growth.
The Red Sunset Maple thrives in full sun to partial shade and favors well-drained soil. While it can adapt to a variety of site conditions, it's advisable to avoid compacted soils. To ensure a strong & healthy root system.
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