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David's Maple

Acer Davidii

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Overview

David's Maple, or Acer davidii, is a striking deciduous tree revered for its smooth, green-striped bark and elegant, arching branches. Ideal in USDA Zones 5-7, it matures to around 20-30 feet tall and wide, creating a rounded canopy. Prefers partial to full sun. In spring, its delicate foliage unfurls in a vibrant green, followed by inconspicuous flowers, yielding to scarlet and yellow hues in fall. Low-maintenance and pest-resistant.

Sun Half, ShadeWater MediumZones 5–10Climate Temperate
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — Prefers partial to full sun

Culture

Sun
Half, Shade
Water
Medium
USDA zones
5–10

Shape & size

Mature height
30–50 Ft.
Mature width
20–40 Ft.

Classification

Family
Sapindaceae
Climate
Temperate

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David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — Prefers partial to full sun; ideal in USDA Zones 5-7, it matures to around 20-30 feet tall and wide, creating a rounded canopy
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — Ideal in USDA Zones 5-7, it matures to around 20-30 feet tall and wide, creating a rounded canopy; the foliage steals the show
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — commonly known as David's Maple; moderate water requirements make it moderately drought-tolerant once established.<br><br>In
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — Low-maintenance and pest-resistant; commonly known as David's Maple
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — is an exquisite deciduous tree that adds a splash of elegance and texture to any landscape design; is a striking deciduous tree
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — yielding to scarlet and yellow hues in fall; green-striped bark and elegant
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — followed by inconspicuous flowers; small yellow flowers emerge
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — its delicate foliage unfurls in a vibrant green; is an exquisite deciduous tree that adds a splash of elegance and texture to
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — Moderate water requirements make it moderately drought-tolerant once established.<br><br>In spring; this maple is usually free
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — It thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 6 through 8, preferring well-drained, slightly acidic to neutral soil; david's Maple creates
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — Named after Father Armand David; low-maintenance and pest-resistant
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — who first introduced it to Western gardens; it thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 6 through 8, preferring well-drained, slightly
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — transitioning to a more muted gray with age; tree for half or shade
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — David's Maple creates a broadly oval to rounded silhouette; yielding to scarlet and yellow hues in fall
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — small yellow flowers emerge; followed by inconspicuous flowers
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — it benefits from full sun to partial shade exposure; its delicate foliage unfurls in a vibrant green
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — providing brilliant fall color.<br><br>For optimal growth; it benefits from full sun to partial shade exposure
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — This maple is usually free from serious pests and diseases; who first introduced it to Western gardens
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — tree for half or shade; providing brilliant fall color.<br><br>For optimal growth
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — is a striking deciduous tree revered for its smooth; prefers partial to full sun, image 45
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — The foliage steals the show in autumn when leaves turn a vibrant mix of yellow; transitioning to a more muted gray with age
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — Prefers partial to full sun; ideal in USDA Zones 5-7, it matures to around 20-30 feet tall and wide, creating a, image 48
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — green-striped bark and elegant; named after Father Armand David, image 46
David's Maple (Acer Davidii) — Ideal in USDA Zones 5-7, it matures to around 20-30 feet tall and wide, creating a rounded canopy; the foliage, image 47

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