Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple
$850.00
The Wisconsin State tree with a robust yellow to orange fall color. Great replacement tree larger, older trees because of its shade tolerance.
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| Quantity | Price per Tree |
| 1 | $850 |
| 2 | $750 |
| 3-4 | $650 |
| 5+ | $550 |
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Description
Fast Growing, Shade Tolerant Tree Ideal for Replacing Older Trees.
The Wisconsin State tree with a robust yellow to orange fall color. The Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple is a large statured maple that is fast growing compared to other sugar maple varieties. Dark green summer foliage with high leaf density. The sugar maple is great to grow near a nurse tree as it performs well in the shade from that tree and will not deviate its branch growth to the sun like other maples.
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Acer saccharum |
| Height | 75β² |
| Spread | 50β² |
| Hardiness Zone | 3 |
| Fall Color | Orange leaf |
| Preferred Soil Type | Well-drained fertile soil |
| Exposure Type | Full sun to partial shade |
Siting This Tree
Prefers well drained sites with cool soil, consistent water and fertility. This tree is a climax species and evolved in forests where its juvenile growth phase was spent in the shade of other trees. Stick to shaded planting areas with cool root zones. Great tree to put in a shaded spot of a dying tree such as a Norway Maple to get a jump start on growth before the failing tree comes down. By this time the full sun is no longer a concern after several years.
Considerations
Great replacement tree larger, older trees because of its shade tolerance.
Video
Learn more about this variety from Legacy Trees founder Ron Zillmer.










