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It's illegal to plant this species where I garden, but I still have to pull thousands of its seedlings out of the beds every year. In the...Read More
It is usually a good qualtiy tree, one of the hard maples, that tolerates urban conditions very well of pollution, salt, limited root spa...Read More
Ugh. Norway maples have a 250% germination rate in New England. When we moved into our house, there were two tiny trees in the back yard ...Read More
This tree is very invasive in the US. I will encourage others to plant other native trees like Sugar Maples. This tree is ruining my woodland!
Noxious Weed Information:
Acer platanoides L.
This plant is listed by the U.S. federal government or a state.
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The Norway maple throws seedlings like mad, tends to shade everything out, has rather dull fall color, and tends to die back erratically....Read More
This is one of the most common weed trees in the eastern U.S.
Sparse population of Norway Maple exist in Edmonton, Ab but they do well when given adequate water. Do not like naturally arid condition...Read More
One of my favorite trees (among the various oaks, maples, hollies, cherries, dogwoods, spruce, pine, willows and cedar on my property). I...Read More
I wish I hadn't plant it in two locations in my yard many years ago. Beside evergreen, it is the hardest tree for planting plants under. ...Read More
Norway maples do not mature well in the midwest. Nearly every mature midwest city tree has a twisted trunk with a visible split twisting ...Read More
Beautiful fall foliage. Grows well in zones 4-7 and does well within city limits. This tree is very popular because it is densely branc...Read More
The Norway Maple is a horrible tree and no one should ever plant one. It is terribly invasive, and though it is planted in urban areas, ...Read More
This tree is commonly planted along city streets due to its ability to tolerate pollution and urban conditions.
It has an...Read More
Big leaved maple species. Very common in Fennoscandia and northern Europe. Leaves have beautiful fall colors, they appear in yellow, red,...Read More