Acer buergerianum (Trident Maple) - #25; 2.25-2.5" Trunk Caliper:1.50" with a somewhat narrow frame

with a somewhat narrow frame and layered branching habit to make sure all the flowers on the tree are visible

This habit starts very early on the branches so even young stems will have this peeling bark

spreading crown

\n \nThe Tricolor Beech originated in France before 1870

and alkalinity as well as being adaptable to most soil types

Acer buergerianum (Trident Maple) - #25; 2.25-2.5" Trunk Caliper:1.50" with a somewhat narrow frameThe Trident Maple (Acer buergerianum) is known for its glossy, three lobed leaves. Even in times of drought, this small to medium sized tree native to China and Japan is able to keep its leaves green until late autumn when they turn yellow, orange, and red. Although its leaves may not draw the eye in the same capacity as most other Japanese Maples, once the leaves drop in autumn the exfoliating bark uncovers the orange and brown inner bark, giving it