Acer saccharum 'Sugar Maple ' 

 
Acer saccharum 
(Ay-ser SAK-er-um) 
Sugar Maple
 

 

Widely distributed in North America.  The true Sugar maple is used to make maple syrup.  A large, upright oval to rounded tree growing to 60′-70′ by 40′; slow to medium growing tree.  Leaves are 3″-6″, with 3-5 lobed.  Dark green summer leaves fade to orange and yellow, with some reds. The Sugar Maple makes a large shade or lawn tree.  Easily grown from fresh seed. 

    

 
Acer saccharum ‘Sugar Maple ‘Section: Acer.
Synonyms: Acer palmifolium, A. saccharophorum, A, palmatum var.  barbatum, Saccharodendron barbatum, A.
treleaseanum Saccarodendron saccharum.

Meaning of: Saccharum, meaning with sugar. 

Common names: Sugar maple, Suikeresdroon, Sukkerloenn, Zucker-Ahorn.

Habit: Upright tree to 100′, though much smaller under cultivation.

Leaves: Three to five lobed, 3″-6″ wide.

Flowers: Pale yelow, before leafing out.

Hardiness: Zones 3-8, find your zone here Maya Gardens Inc – USDA zone map   

  

Acer saccharum 'Sugar maple' distribution 

 
Distribution: Eastern North America south to Mexico and
Guatemala

Planting and care of maples
 

  

Pricing:
Size           Price each         Plant 6 or more of this tree and save.
#1              $15.00               $13.00 each
#5,   5′-6′   $40.00              $36.00 each 

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