Bigtooth maple is native to parts of Idaho. It is closely related to sugar maple. This species can grow to be 50' tall. The leaves turn shades of yellow and red in the fall. Thriving in a variety of well-drained soils, bigtooth maple prefers sheltered canyons, valleys, stream banks and primarily higher elevations. This species is drought tolerant and can grow in rocky landscapes. The sap from this species can be used to make maple syrup.

Native Deciduous Tree

Max Height: 50’

Max Width: 45’

Drought Hardy: Yes

Growth Rate: Fast

Wildlife Benefits: Birds and small mammals

Uses: Oranmental, specialty crop

Plug Sizes Available: 20 cui

Zones: 3-8

IMPORTANT: SEEDLINGS MUST BE ORDERED IN MULTIPLES OF 5

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Seedlings can be purchased in the following quantities: 5, 10, 15, 20, etc. If you would like 5 seedlings, please write 5 in the quantity box.