Bigtooth Maple Berries This beautiful plant thrives in

This beautiful plant thrives in average

the stems shed their outer layer to unveil a rich brown inner bark that adds winter interest

adding to its beauty

while the lower lobes may be smaller or missing entirely

Bigtooth Maple Berries This beautiful plant thrives inAcer saccharum subsp. grandidentatum Bigtooth Maple, subsp. grandidentatum, also known as Acer grandidentatum, is commonly referred to as the Western counterpart to the sugar maple (Acer saccharum). Interestingly, it often grows shorter and can take on a shrub like form in certain environments and climates. Its leaves are a bit smaller and have gentle, blunt teeth. Although its less common, you can find it in scattered populations stretching from