Sugar Maple Weigela tolerates clay and sandy loam

tolerates clay and sandy loam

then water during drought to reduce stress and keep flowering stronger

which gives it added value in colder landscapes where some boxwoods bronze more heavily

symmetrical

and turns golden yellow to orange to red in fall on a narrow

Sugar Maple Weigela tolerates clay and sandy loamSugar Maple (Acer saccharum) Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum) is a classic North American shade tree known for its strong canopy, long term landscape value, and the kind of seasonal change that makes autumn feel like a main event. It develops a dense crown of deep green leaves that provides real summer shade and creates an established, finished look as it matures. In fall, the canopy can shift into warm tones that range from bright gold to orange and red,