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The red maple is very hardy
Red maple can overwinter outdoor
The red maple (Acer rubrum), which is known for its splendid play of colors, is especially widespread in the east of the North American continent, where it can be found in both Florida and Newfoundland up to altitudes of 1,800 meters. Older specimens are very hardy, while younger ones need some winter protection.
Protect red maple from late frosts
The red maple is a very robust deciduous tree, which is very hardy hardy up to a temperature of about minus 10 degrees Celsius and easily survives deeper frosts - provided that it is an older, well-established at its location copy. Young trees, on the other hand, require light winter protection, especially to counteract the risk of late frost. Above all, it is important to protect the buds that were already planted in the autumn of last year from freezing. As a cover is recommended especially gardening fleece.
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Red maple, cultivated especially in pots or trays, should be well protected from cold and other unfavorable weather conditions in winter.