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Sugar Maple (2-0)

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Sugar Maple is a slow growing, long-lived native that is found in the northern hardwood forests. It is known for its spectacular fall color, sap production, and timber. Sugar Maples have winged samaras that provide food for wildlife and is often a habitat for mammals and birds. It can persist as a seedling in the forest shade for many years until an opening occurs.






  • Seedling Size: 6-12"
  • Mature Height: Grows 60-90'
  • Sunlight: Partial Shade/Full Shade
  • ​Moisture: Moderate - Moist
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