Royal Red Norway Maple
$850.00
What makes the Red Norway Maple excel is its adaptiveness to different soil environments.
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Save when you purchase more than one tree on a single order. Trees are 12-14β² in height.
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| Quantity | Price per Tree |
| 1 | $850 |
| 2 | $750 |
| 3-4 | $650 |
| 5+ | $550 |
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Description
Very Adaptive and Pollution Tolerant for an Exceptional Urban Tree
The Royal Red Norway Maple tree competes in both sandy and clay environments. What makes this tree excel is its adaptiveness to different soil environments. It can be found in frequently wet sites as well as open fields with lots of turf grass that are prone to drought. It is very pollution tolerant making it an exceptional urban tree for the toolbox. Not known for its fall color, this dark maroon to purple leaf will stick out next to the blue sky or other green trees nearby. Where this tree can really help a planting arborist is in open fields that get beaten down by the sun. We have planted this tree in these settings with no watering regime and found it to grow well with a full healthy canopy. Many other trees could not be healthy without extra watering and support in their establishment years.Β
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Acer platanoides |
| Height | 50β² |
| Spread | 35β² |
| Hardiness Zone | 4 |
| Fall Color | Brown |
| Preferred Soil Type | Any soil as long as itβs not too wet |
| Exposure Type | Full sun to partial shade |
Siting This Tree
Acidic and alkaline soils alike as well as sand and clay. The biggest factor for the Royal Red Norway Maple tree is getting full sun during the day. However, when grown as an understory tree where it receives more shade it can present a much more balanced canopy with better branch angles but will grow at a slower rate.
Considerations
One downside of this tree as a juvenile is that it can be susceptible to tip dieback when winters are mild and rainy. This sometimes will require reduction of the central leader but with 5 years under warranty we can get this tree through this phase and established in almost any location.
Video
Learn more about this variety from Legacy Trees founder Ron Zillmer.








