Mesa Glow Maple Trees with a somewhat narrow frame

with a somewhat narrow frame and layered branching habit to make sure all the flowers on the tree are visible

It is known for its highly ornamental bark that is extremely corky throughout the trunk and branches from a young age

and a faster growth rate in the first year

or city parks due to its resistance to pests

It can be found growing in the wild in upland dry woods

Mesa Glow Maple Trees with a somewhat narrow frameThe Mesa Glow Maple (Acer grandidentatum JFS NUMex3) is a relatively newly patented cultivar of Bigtooth Maple created by Rolston St. Hilaire at New Mexico State University. This cultivar is known for its hardiness, tolerance to drought, and ability to grow in a variety of soil types. \n \nThe Mesa Glow Maple is a smaller tree than its parent species and its branches grow more upright. This tough little tree is a great option for an urban environment