Trees

Fireburst™ Paperbark Maple

An upright, oval tree Good branch structure and uniform shape Dark green trifoliate leaves Fall colour is brilliant red Reddish-brown bark exfoliates in papery curls

Paperbark Maple

One of the most distinct cultivars in the maple genus Cinnamon-brown bark exfoliates in paper-thin strips like birch Slow-growing species with an oval shape Fall colour can be brilliant red Insect resistant Bloom Time: April

Highland Park® Bigtooth Maple

Upright pyramidal habit Thick, tatter-resistant leaves Dark green leaves turn bright red in the fall Fast-growing with a small mature height

Ruby Slippers Amur Maple

More or less rounded shape Dark green foliage turns an intense red-orange in the fall Yellow flowers are not ornamentally significant Bright red fruit in June lasts into the fall

Flame Maple

AKA Acer tataricum subsp. ginnala 'Flame' Naturally a large shrub, it can be trained into a tree form Fragrant yellowish flowers appear just before the leaves Seeds emerge red, maturing to brown Glossy dark green leaves change to fiery-red in the fall Useful as a hedge or single specimen Bloom Time: Early spring

Carnival Hedge Maple

Crown grows into a compact, round shape Leaves emerge creamy-pink, turning a variegated white and green in the summer Fall foliage colour is a soft yellow with white margins A smaller, slower growing, variegated cultivar of Acer campestre

Hedge Maple

Densely branched, broad, oval habit Dark green leaves in the summer, turning yellow in the fall Inconspicuous flowers are green Excellent street tree under utility lines with its small mature height Bloom Time: Spring