Bloodgood Japanese Maple (palmatum)

• 15-20’ tall x 15-20’ wide
• Non-dissected, deep purplish-red foliage
• Holds its color throughout the season; very hardy
• Upright tree

Crimson Queen Weeping Japanese Maple (palmatum dissectum)

• 8-10’ tall x 10-12’ wide
• New foliage emerges crimson red and turns a bronzy, orange-red in the fall
• This weeping variety has a beautiful cascade that elicits “oohs” and “ahhs”

Garnet Threadleaf Japanese Maple (palmatum dissectum)

• 6-7’ tall x 8-10’ wide
• Dense, spreading form with threadlike, garnet-red foliage that turns a warm orange in the fall

Inaba Shidare Japanese Maple (palmatum dissectum)

• 8-10’ tall x 10-12’ wide
• One of the more hardy and aggressively growing dissected leaf types
• Lacy, deeply cut foliage can grow up to 6’ long and wide with striking purple-red color
• Leaves become crimson red in the fall

October Glory Red Maple (rubrum)

• 50-60’ tall x 50-60’ wide
• Deep green, lustrous summer foliage followed by brilliant orange-red fall color
• Native, hardy, quick-growing and pest-free

Sugar Maple (saccharum)

• 60-70’ tall x 50-60’ wide
• The tree that made New England famous!  Its thick shade canopy creates a respite from the summer heat and provides cooling, nesting and cover for native birds.
• Dark green foliage erupts into a mixture of yellow, orange and red in the fall

Tamukeyama Threadleaf Japanese Maple (palmatum dissectum)

• 6-8’ tall x 8-9’ wide
• Low, spreading form with highly cut, purple foliage that holds its color all season

Bloodgood



Rubrum flowers emerging



Sugar Maple



Sugar Maple leaves in autumn