Acer Campestre Elsrijk Bud
| Species | : | Acer Campestre Elsrijk |
|---|---|---|
| Tree Features | : | Fissured Bark |
| Genus | : | Acer |
| Seasons of Interest | : | Autumn Interest |
| Shape | : | Oval |
| Mature Size | : | Medium (10-15m) |
| Tree uses | : | Urban Sites,Avenue Trees |
The bud of Acer campestre Elsrijk in detail.
It differs from the species in that it has a more regular, oval habit.
It thrives in rich, well drained soils, but does well in virtually any soil type, and will readily tolerate drought, soil compaction and air pollution.
A medium to large sized tree which we particularly recommend for urban and street plantings.
Mature height: 10-15m
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