The average growth rate for the species is about 12 inches per season. That results in an average height of 10 to 15 feet at 15 years old. The growth is not even year to year, and much of the tree's growth comes during its earlier years. Japanese maples ultimately attain a mature height of 10 to 20 feet. To attain their maximum growth, Japanese Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' Crimson King Norway Maple: M11: M 11 of the tree in growth and vigour. too much difference in expansion rates and a major Cultivation and History. Hardy in USDA Zones 4 to 7, A. platanoides is native to the central and eastern regions of Europe, as well as western Asia. Actually the most widespread native maple in Europe, growing as far west as northern Spain and as far east as Russia and Kazakhstan, its growth covers a broad range on the vertical plane also – it’s been found growing in river valleys as well Broadleaf deciduous tree, 25-45+ ft (7.6-13.7+ m) high, dense, rounded. Leaves opposite, simple, 5-10 cm, with 3-5 rounded, entire lobes, dark green above, when detached yield a milky sap, a characteristic shared with A. platanoides and A. macrophyllum . Foliage turns yellow or golden in fall, one of the last trees to color.
European Maple, Norway Maple 'Crimson King' Also slower growth rate compare to its green leaf cousin. P. P. PerryPost. Minneapolis, MN | March 2005 | negative.
Norway maple ( Acer platanoides) was introduced by botanist John Bartram of Philadelphia from England to the U.S. in 1756. It has been planted on farms and in towns for its shade, hardiness, and
4 - 8. The Crimson King Maple, 'Acer platanoides' 'Crimson King', is a red-leaved cultivar of the Norway Maple and it is noted for its rich maroon leaves throughout the summer. The Crimson King grows best in a well drained area and is very tolerant of drought and urban pollutants. It often used as a specimen tree for the landscape and it xJWrR.
