Bigtooth Maple
Planted 2008
The bigtooth maple is native to the Wasatch mountains and is a relative of the of sugar maple. It can grow to different sizes depending on the environment and growing conditions. It is known for its stunning red, orange, and yellow fall color.
| Height | Width | Zone | Growth Rate | Water Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-30 ft. | 20-25 ft. | 3-6 | Medium | Low |
Leaf
Three to five lobed, green leaves. The top three lobes are more prominent than the bottom two.
Fruit
Samaras.
Flower
Not showy.
Advantages
Low maintenance and is relatively drought tolerant.
Disadvantages
Some potential disease and insect problems.