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Silver Maple Live Stakes - Package of 100

Silver Maple Live Stakes - Package of 100

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Silver Maple Live Stakes are a lovely addition to any garden, especially as their leaves turn in Autumn. They can be planted in heartiness zones ranging from three to nine. These trees do not experience a bloom season, but a seasonal peak of excitement can be seen as Autumn descends. As the tree sheds its leaves, the leaves change from green to bright oranges, neon reds, and shimmering gold. It can reach a height of over twenty feet.

Silver Maple Live Stakes Soil Type Preferred

This tree has a strong preference for a particular type of soil. Planting the tree in soil that is very moist yet drains well will make for a taller and stronger tree in years to come. Though the tree is adaptable to many soil types, planting it in moist, well-drained soil will yield healthier results and brighter fall foliage. This tree will live its finest life in a location where it receives full sun followed by shade. The tree prefers to be in direct sunlight for some of the day and then to rest in the shade in the late afternoon.

Silver Maple Live Stakes Has Stunning Foliage

Silver Maple Live Stakes are magnificent trees that bring life during the Spring and Fall. The plant proliferates, including the rapid growth of foliage in its youth. For this reason, it provides pleasant shade within only a few years of planting. Additionally, the tree is known in biological terms as Acer Saccharinum. The latter portion of the name describes the sweetness of its sap in Latin.

Silver Maple Live Stakes Grows Very Fast

The Silver Maple Live Stakes grows a whopping three to seven feet per year. In addition, each tree leaf contains five sections three to four inches in size. The leaves are white on the underside and green on top and range from yellow to red on both sides during the Fall season. The bark is grey with thin scales and sketching marks.