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Burgundy Belleยฎ Red Maple
Acer rubrum 'Magnificent Magenta'
Stunning selection of our WNC Native species. Spring foliage emerges with a red flush before maturing to dark green. Leaves turn bright red in autumn and deepen to burgundy in a fabulous and long-lasting show of fall color.
Very resilient: once established, these pleasingly symmetrical trees demonstrate good tolerance of heat, drought, cold, wet soils, compacted soils, and urban conditions. They are also resistant to fire - amazing!
They are ideal for many gardens, including: Butterfly Gardens, Children's Gardens, Drought Tolerant Gardens, Native Gardens, Pollinator Gardens, Rain Gardens, Wildlife Gardens, Winter Gardens, and more.
๐ฆHelp pollinators: these trees are very helpful to bees and butterflies.
๐ฆHelp birds: According to the Audubon Society, Red Maples can provide food and shelter to Cardinals, Chickadees, Crows, Finches, Mocingbirds, Nuthatches, Blackbirds, New World Sparrows, Thrushes, Vireos, Waxwings, Wood Warblers, Wrens, and more.
๐ณRecommended to Plant: Red Maples are listed on the City of Asheville Recommended Species List (2022).
๐ฆDeer resistant: Red Maples aren't at the top of the deer menu, but if you have many deer, consider protecting trees when young.
๐ณJuglone resistant: These trees can be planted near Black Walnut trees.
Full sun.
40-45'T x W.
Zones 4-8, cold hardy down to -30F.
๐Plant Nerd: Just like Sugar Maples, Red Maples can be tapped for their sugar in late winter as they start to wake up. However, they will provide approximately 1/2 the amount one could harvest from a Sugar Maple.
For happy trees, fertilize in spring with Espoma Tree-Tone organic fertilizer.
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