Maple » Outstanding provider of cover and nesting» Oval to pyramidal shape is a landscape winner!» Brilliant red fall foliage color is a showstopper» Easy to grow and tolerates many soil conditions even wet» Early spring bloom attracts all kinds of pollinators» Native birds love to eat its seed» Insect-eating birds visit the tree to feed on the pollinators» Provides cover and nest sites for all kinds of birdsAmerican Beauties Native PlantsCategory:TreeBreeder:American Beauties Native PlantsHardiness Zone:3-8Height:40-70 ftSpread:30-50 ftFoliage Color:Red ShadesFast-growing with a pleasing oval shape, this outstanding specimen shade tree features deep green, trident foliage with gray green leaf backs. Tiny red flowers emerge in early spring to the delight of early native pollinators. Foliage puts on a fiery red show you can't help but admire! Swamp red maple is one of the earliest blooming trees in the northeast. The flowers provide nectar for small bees, flies, and beetles, which in turn attract insect-eating birds such as kinglets, phoebes, pine warblers, and others.
