Acer negundo

The Acer negundo is a distinctive deciduous tree native to North America. Often called the Box elder or Manitoba maple, this hardwood maple features a unique appearance. It grows quickly and displays a broad, irregular crown. Gardeners appreciate its adaptability and the lush green foliage that turns yellow in fall. The Acer negundo tree offers an ornamental presence in many landscapes.

The Acer negundo stands out due to its compound leaves, which consist of several opposite leaflets. These leaflets create a delicate, fern-like texture uncommon among maples. The tree’s bark is smooth and grayish when young, becoming furrowed with age. Its seeds form in paired samaras that spin gracefully to the ground, adding visual interest. The Boxelder maple adapts well to urban environments and diverse soils.

• Compound leaves with 3 to 7 leaflets create fine texture
• Deciduous tree with vibrant fall yellow coloration
• Hardwood maple valued for rapid growth and adaptability
• Paired samaras add delicate winged seeds in autumn
• Irregular crown provides shade and ornamental form

This North American maple thrives in various settings, from woodlands to city parks. The Acer negundo tree is often chosen for its resilience and ornamental traits. Its unusual leaf structure and attractive fall colors enhance gardens and streetscapes. Therefore, the Box elder remains a popular species among those seeking a hardy, attractive hardwood maple with a distinctive botanical profile.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.