5 Sugar Maple Trees | Bare Root | 6-12 Inches | Hardy Shade Trees

Transform your outdoor space with the timeless beauty of 5 Sugar Maple Trees (bare root) approximately 6-12 inches. Known botanically as Acer saccharum, these trees are native to eastern North America and are prized for their stunning fall foliage and ability to thrive as shade trees. Each tree matures to a height of 40-80 feet with a spread of 30-60 feet, making them ideal for landscaping and naturalizing in large spaces.

These bare root saplings are delivered in a dormant state, ready to be planted in zones 3-8. The Sugar Maple thrives in full sun to part shade and adapts well to various soil conditions with medium water requirements. Its insignificant greenish blooms in April give way to vibrant green leaves that transform into a spectacular display of red, orange, and yellow in autumn.

Whether you’re creating a shaded retreat or adding vibrant color to your landscape, these medium-maintenance trees are a long-lasting, valuable addition to any property. The Sugar Maple is also tolerant of heavy shade, making it versatile for various planting conditions.

Key Features and Benefits:

1. Product Type: Bare root Sugar Maple saplings, 6-12 inches tall.
2. Size at Maturity: Reaches 40-80 feet in height with a spread of 30-60 feet.
3. Fall Color: Stunning red, orange, and yellow foliage.
4. Hardiness: Suitable for zones 3-8; tolerates heavy shade.
5. Versatility: Ideal as a shade tree, for landscaping, or for naturalizing large areas.

Examples of Use:

• Landscaping: Create a stately shade canopy for your yard or driveway.
• Fall Color Display: Enhance your property with vibrant autumn hues.
• Eco-Friendly Gardening: Support local wildlife with native trees.
• Gift: A meaningful and long-lasting present for gardening enthusiasts.
• Naturalization Projects: Ideal for adding beauty to large properties or public spaces.

FAQs:

1. How tall will Sugar Maple trees grow?
At maturity, Sugar Maples reach a height of 40-80 feet, with a spread of 30-60 feet.

2. When is the best time to plant these bare root trees?
The best time to plant bare root trees is during the dormant season, in early spring or fall.

3. How much sunlight do Sugar Maples need?
They thrive in full sun to part shade, needing at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily.

4. What kind of soil is best for Sugar Maples?
They grow well in moist, well-drained soil but can adapt to a range of soil types.

5. What makes Sugar Maples ideal for landscaping?
Their vibrant fall color, large shade canopy, and adaptability make them perfect for enhancing any landscape.