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| Acer griseum
Paperbark mapleThis small oval deciduous tree has trifoliate leaves, but is best known for its outstanding, cinnamon to reddish-brown exfoliating bark. Because it is slow-growing and difficult to propagate, it is relatively difficult to find.| Habit: | Oval to oval-rounded with uniform branching, often formal | | Size: | 20-30' in cultivation, reaching 50' in its native range | | Color: | New leaves are reddish-maroon, becoming dull dark green | | Texture: | Medium-fine due to trifoliate leaves | | Hardiness: | Zone 5a USDA | | Habitat: | Central China | | Family: | Aceraceae | |
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