30+ Sugar Maple Tree Seeds (Acer saccarum) Fall Color, Edible Maple Syrup Source
Enhance your yard or garden with these 30+ Sugar Maple Tree Seeds (Acer saccarum). These trees are perfect for any season of interest, whether it’s winter, summer, fall, or spring. The edible Maple Syrup source adds a touch of sweetness to your outdoor space. These tree seeds are cold-resistant and require medium watering. The Sugar Maple Tree is a perennial species that thrives in low sun, medium sun, and full sun. This tree is ideal for outdoor planting and belongs to the Acer genus. Get your hands on these tree seeds to add a touch of nature to your home. 30+ Sugar Maple Tree Seeds (Acer saccharum) – Fall Color, Edible Maple Syrup Source Grow your own source of pure maple syrup and enjoy stunning autumn colors with these premium Sugar Maple tree seeds! Known for their breathtaking fall foliage and sweet sap, Sugar Maple trees (Acer saccharum) are an iconic addition to any landscape, adding vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows each year. These hardy, non-GMO seeds are perfect for those looking to add natural beauty and a sustainable syrup source to their environment. Product Details:Quantity: 30+ seedsBotanical Name: Acer saccharumGrowth Rate: Moderate to fastMature Height: 60-80 feetLight Requirement: Full sun to partial shadeUses: Fall color, maple syrup production, shade treePlanting Season: Fall or early spring recommendedZone: Hardy in USDA Zones 3-8Shipping: Free and fast! Bring the beauty of Sugar Maple trees to your yard and enjoy the option of tapping your own maple syrup!
Acer palmatum ‘Enkan’ (Enkan Japanese Maple) Rare!
A small deciduous upright tree with long, narrow red lobes. Fall color is orange to red. Prefers sun/partial shade in well-drained soil. 6′ tall x 3′ wide in 10 years. Hardy to -20 degrees. USDA zone 5.
Red Maple Tree Seeds – For 2025 Planting Acer Rubrum Illinois Scarlet Canadian
Soak seeds in room-temperature tap water for 24 hours, prior to stratification. To stratify, roll seeds in a damp paper towel and place in a resealable bag. After the stratification period, seeds should be ready to germinate.
Acer palmatum ‘Kurenai jishi’ (Kurenai jishi Japanese Maple)
A dwarf deciduous shrub with a stubby congested form. Small leaves with twisted lobes are purple-brown with a lighter orange-brown on new growth. Yellow to red fall color. Prefers sun/partial shade in well-drained soil.
Green Leaf Japanese Maple Tree, 1 Gallon Pot
An adaptable species needing little water and can adjust to full sun, most any soil conditions. Green Japanese Maple Tree. Includes detailed care and planting instructions to ensure the success of the Maple.
Orange Dream 1g, Japanese Maple
‘Orange Dream’ Fall: The canopy brightens into a bold yellow and vibrant gold.
Live Red Maple Tree – Acer rubrum – 6–12” Tall – 4” Pot – Deciduous Shade Tree
Plant type: Deciduous shade tree. • This is normal for deciduous trees. Red Maple is also the state tree of New York, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Vermont. 🌿 Live Red Maple Tree – 6–12” Tall (4” Pot).
Live Red Maple Tree – Acer rubrum – 6–12” Tall – 4” Pot – Deciduous Shade Tree
Plant type: Deciduous shade tree. • This is normal for deciduous trees. Red Maple is also the state tree of New York, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Vermont. 🌿 Live Red Maple Tree – 6–12” Tall (4” Pot).
Silver Maple qt pot (Acer saccharinum)
You are buying 1 Silver Maple 12-18″ tall in a qt pot. Very fast growing. Leaves are green on top and silvery-white on the underside, shimmering and dancing in the breeze. Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions. Grows to 50′ – 80′ width spread 2/3 of height to wider than the tree is tall. Makes excellent shade tree. Full sun and partial shade are best for this tree. Hardy in zones 3-9 We are a licensed nursery in the state of TENNESSEE cert.#2235 Planting instructions included with every order. We do not ship to HI,AK and P.R. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AT OUR LISTINGS.
GREEN MAPLE TREE SEEDS, 10 seeds, Acer, Syrup, Bonsai Specimen, Organic Hardwood
Green Maple Tree Seeds, 10 Seeds, Acer, Perennial, Organic, Bonsai Specimen To keep the cost down the seeds are mailed non-machinable with stamps, no tracking.You are able to let mother nature cold stratify the seeds by planting them in late fall. Try this for most maple seeds. Sugar maples, bigleaf maples, boxelder maples, Japanese maples, Norway maples, and some red maples lie dormant over the winter, then germinate as soon as temperatures warm. The cold stratification approach produces very high germination rates in these species.All of these species drop their seeds in autumn or early winter. If your red maple trees drop their seeds in spring or early summer, try germinating them in the soil instead.If you’re going to plant the seeds outdoors, start this method 90–120 days before the last winter frost. Fill a plastic bag with growing material. Place a handful of peat moss, vermiculite, or germination paper in a small, plastic, zip-locked bag. For best results, use sterile material and handle it with disposable gloves to avoid introducing fungus.Tiny “snack-sized” bags work best. Larger bags trap more air with the seeds, which can lead to fungal problems.Red maple seeds are sensitive to acidity. For this species, choose vermiculite (a neutral or basic substance) rather than peat moss (acidic) Add a little water. Add a couple drops of water to the growing material to dampen the material slightly. If you see standing water, or if you can squeeze out water from the material, it is too wet. Store in the refrigerator. Now it’s time to “stratify” the seeds, or expose them to temperatures that trigger germination. For most species, the ideal temperature is usually around 1–5ºC (33.8–41ºF). The crisper drawer of a refrigerator is usually about this temperature.Ideally, use a thermometer to confirm the correct temperature. Some seeds may fail to germinate if the temperature is just a couple degrees off.If possible, keep boxelder and Norway maple seeds at exactly 5ºC (41ºF), and red maple seeds at exactly 3ºC (37.4ºF).[3] Other species are not as picky.
