Maple - Sugar Pecans but it can also be

but it can also be enjoyed fresh when fully ripened

It’s a vigorous grower and prolific fruiter that makes an ideal plant for the home garden

Its low-maintenance nature and versatility make it an excellent choice for adding beauty and color to any landscape

Southern Adaptability: Developed specifically for warm climates with a low chill requirement (~400–500 hours)

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Maple - Sugar Pecans but it can also beSugar maple is the most common maple in the eastern United States and is a hard wooded tree with a moderate to slow growth rate. The tree will be 60 to 80 feet tall at maturity in landscape plantings. The dense, highly branched crown creates dense shade and will prevent good lawn growth. Growing in full sun or shade, sugar maple will tolerate a wide variety of soil types (except compacted soil) but is not salt tolerant. Established trees look better