Acer rubrum

Botanical Name: Acer rubrum
Common Name: red maple
Family Name: Sapindaceae
Distribution/Origin: Eastern Canada, Northeastern U.S.

Leaf: Green, (fall)Red, Simple ,Lobed, Glabrous, Ovate/Acuminate/Ciliate 
Bud: Opposite, Ovoid
Flower: Red, Corymb, Monoecious plant, Feb/Mar

Fruit/Seed: Red, Brown, Samara, Jun/Jul
Stem/Bark: Grey, Dark-grey, Smooth, Moderately fissured, (Leaf scar)U-shaped

Size: Height: 15 - 22m/Spread: 10 - 15m
Habit: Open
Form: Oval-vertical, Pyramidal-narrowly, Round

Soil conditions: Acidic, Well-drained
Moisture: Modeate
Sun: Full sun
Exposure: Partial shade

Landscape use: Fall interest, Specimen plant, Street tree, Woodland margin

Notes: Perennial