THREE FLOWERED MAPLE
ACER TRIFLORUM
Acer triflorum
Genus: ACER
Protected Series:
Height: 25 Feet Tall
Spread: 20 Feet Wide
Color: orange fall color
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Zone: 4
#0024
NEW SPRING-SUMMER
exfoliating bark *
ACER TRIFLORUM
Grower Notes:
Acer triflorum is commonly referred to as Three Flower Maple. It is a small, rounded, densely branched, understory tree native to northeastern China and Korea and related to the Manchurian Maple and the Paperbark Maple. It can reach the height of 25-30 feet with a 20 foot spread and is reminiscent of the Paperbark Maple with its beautiful foliage and exfoliating, vertically peeling bark showing off colors ranging from tan to cinnamon-brown. The specific epithet is in reference to the greenish-white flowers which are in clusters of three and appear in April. Trifoliate leaves change from green to yellow and red hues in fall.
Three Flower Maple thrives in full sun to partial shade in humus rich, evenly moist, well-draining soils.
| AVAILABLE | SIZE | TYPE | GALENA | IN-GROUND |
| ACER TRIFLORUM | 1.5 in | BOX | 1 | 0 |
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(Acer) Maple Varieties:
Amur | Big Tooth | Black | Box Elder | Full Moon | Fernleaf Full Moon | Hedge | Henry | Japanese | Japanese-Laceleaf | Korean | Manchurian | Miyabe | Norway | Paperbark | Red | Red/Silver | Shantung | Shebold | Shirasawas | Silver | Striped | Sugar | Sycamore | Tatarian | Trident | Vine
Other Deciduous Trees