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- Maple in the garden - tips for creative uses
- Majestic character figures for the big garden
- Elegant shapes and colors - maples for the ornamental garden
- Asian charm for bed and balcony - sliced maple has what it takes
- Tips
Maple conjures the garden in autumn in a splendidly colorful way
Maple in the garden - tips for creative uses
Hardly any other tree genus can compete with the multifaceted options offered by maple species for creative garden design. The large park does not have to do without the spectacular autumn colors, such as the classic ornamental garden, front garden or balcony. Immerse yourself in the colorful world of imaginative uses of maple trees.
Majestic character figures for the big garden
Two native maple species line avenues and make themselves useful as powerful shade donors. Sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus) and Norway maple (Acer platanoides) stretch to 30 meters skyward and attract attention with their large crowns. Owners of large parks and gardens will enjoy these two giants.
Elegant shapes and colors - maples for the ornamental garden
Space is in short supply in modern garden design. A colorful range of beautiful maple species and varieties is perfect for use as a house tree, a decorative eye-catcher in the front yard or surrounds the property as opaque hedge. The most beautiful candidates for the ornamental garden present to you the following selection:
Are you in the mood for rare maple varieties for your garden? Then we would like to recommend you the innovative breeding Acer conspicuum "Phoenix". The shrubby waky maple trumps with red bark, which ensures even after the fall of leaves in autumn for beautiful accents in the appearance of your garden.
Asian charm for bed and balcony - sliced maple has what it takes
From Asia, the delicate sycamore maple varieties (Acer palmatum) found their way to us in the small garden and in the pot to make the gardeners' hearts beat faster. With a stature height of 80 cm to a maximum of 300 cm, the trees give a decorative tryst on narrow garden areas, terraces and balconies.
Tips
A magical moment of a special kind can be experienced on young maple trees in the garden. In the middle of summer, lay your ear to the trunk and listen. With a little luck, you will hear a soft chuckle. The well-known poet Josef Guggenmos dedicated his short poem "Bruder Ahorn" to this phenomenon because he thought he heard the heartbeat of the tree. In fact, you hear the sap, whose copious flow makes the pruning so delicate.