Why Is Maple Tree Special - TN Nursery

Sugar maples grow 60 to 80 feet tall and turn bright yellow and dark orange in fall. Their sap makes maple syrup, and they thrive in most soils across eastern North America from Nova Scotia to Texas, tolerating both sun and shade.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today, let's talk about sugar maple tree. Sugar maple tree, Acer saccharum, is most widely known for its sugar-rich sap, which is boiled and concentrated down into maple syrup. Its vibrant seasonal colors and the full range of soil types make it an excellent choice to shade trees along streets and yards. They are widespread across eastern North America, from Nova Scotia to Georgia, to Minnesota and Texas. Its origin lies in the forests of North America. This species of maple will not only provide shade to your garden, but because of its high tolerance for shade, it is also very well suited for gardens in less sunny areas. Though deep green in summer, it's known for the bright mixture of autumn colors during fall. It also has a slightly higher growth rate compared to the standard tree and is known to be more robust as well, dealing more efficiently with different soils and weather patterns. This tree is a prominent deciduous member of the Sapindaceae family, typically reaching maximum heights of between 60 feet and 80 feet tall. While the leaves of the tree maintain a solid green color throughout the summer, the foliage turns bright yellow and dark orange during the fall. Sugar maple tree is for sale at TN Nursery with low prices and fast shipping. To purchase this plant, please see the link in the description of this video below. Visit our website today. Thank you for watching.
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