Acer platanoides Norway Maple

A long cultivated and to some extent less than exciting species maple that has become overplanted and weedy in much of the country. Plants are very durable in the garden showing much durability in urban situations and adaptability to varied soil and light conditions. The straight species typically develops an irregular-rounded canopy, rising to 40-50' in height and spread. That said, there are many cultivars that offer different frameworks. If you're still reading you must be wondering why we've listed it. Presently our inventory of Norway maple cultivars is limited to a couple of slow-growing and curious cultivars that have shown very cool garden qualities coupled with just about zero flower production or seed set. Essentially these cultivars go against the grain of the species and most cultivars, showing rarity, intrigue and an overall lack of weediness. If you're interested read on.