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October Glory MapleWhat else could this month's tree be? It had to be the spectacular October Glory Maple. This is a cultivar of our native Red Maple, along with many other named cultivars that you may be familiar with....Red Sunset, Autumn Flame, and the new Redpointe. All of them turn such a bright red, where as a native red maple might not be as dependable for fall color. Red Maples will become good shade trees, they seem to be a bit slow growing and have been crossed with Silver Maples to increase their growth rates. The popular Autumn Blaze Maple is one of those crosses. Red Maples prefer heavier soil and do not tolerate drought very well. They fare well in lower spots in the yard or irrigated lawns that receive plenty of moisture. Eventual height and width can be around 40'. We have some very nice larger balled and burlapped specimens here at the nursery as well as smaller potted ones. Come out and take a look while they are in their full "glory"!!!!!!!