and beautiful yellow flowers in the spring. Why Norway Maples Are "Bad Trees" The shallow, fibrous root system and dense shade of Norway maple make it virtually impossible for grass to grow under ...

This spring, some of them have been weeping. The problem does not seem to affect our other maples. Other trees are nearby ... of maples in question here - Norway maple, or Acer platanoides and ...

A sure sign that “spring has sprung” here in Medford is the welcome appearance of the bright yellow-green flowers of Norway maple trees (‘Acer platanoides’). “Maple trees have flowers?” ...

Norway maple ... Much like oaks and beech trees, heavy maple seed production occurs every two to three years. Interestingly, for sugar maples good sap yield in early spring presages a strong ...

Even the much-maligned Manitoba maple, often considered a weed tree, is domestic – and an excellent source of pollen and nectar for bees in the spring. Please just stop using Norway maples as a ...

One way to distinguish between Norway (acer platanoides), sugar (acer saccharum), and black (acer nigrum) maples is to count ...

Q: I'd like to plant a few evergreens under a big Norway maple tree to provide some screening ... out bottle-brush flowers of pinkish-white in spring. They're very good about the root competition ...

But that resemblance is just one of the Norway maple’s cunning tricks. For all the European tree’s outward charm ... hiking through Canadian forests in the spring used to be bright, no ...