State Street Maple (Acer miyabei)
State Street Maple (Acer miyabei)
State Street Maple (Acer miyabei)

State Street Maple

$850.00

The State Street Maple is more densely branched than other maples which makes it an excellent shade tree.

NOTE: We use AI-enhanced photography to give you a detailed view of what these varieties look like at maturity—details that are often hard to capture in a single nursery photo. We provide these ‘future-state’ images so you can choose the perfect fit for your forever landscape.

Please keep in mind that your newly planted tree will arrive as a healthy, younger specimen, focused on root development rather than immediate size.

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1$850
2$750
3-4$650
5+$550
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Description

Densely branched maple with handsome bark for an excellent shade tree

This maple has a mature height of 40 to 45 feet and width of 30 to 35 feet with an oval, round, upright form. It is more densely branched than other maples which makes it an excellent shade tree. The handsome, corky bark develops vertical scales with age. It has excellent heat and drought tolerance, as well as tolerance of alkaline soils and salt spray.

FeaturesDescription
Scientific NameAcer miyabei
Height40-45′
Spread30-35′
Hardiness Zone4-7
Fall ColorPale golden yellow
Preferred Soil TypeMoist, well-drained soil
Exposure TypeFull Sun to partial shade

Siting This Tree

Plant in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Although it is tolerant of most soil types, it does not do well in compacted soil. As with any newly planted tree, it should be watered properly when young, but is drought tolerant after it is established.

Considerations

Does not do well in compacted soils.

Video

Learn more about this variety from Legacy Trees founder Ron Zillmer.

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