Trees will be guaranteed for 1 growing season. If a tree dies, it will be replaced the following spring. Replacement must be requested by November 1, 2001. Parks and Recreation will not be responsible for the replacement of vandalized or winterkilled trees. This is a large, fast-growing tree that grows in a very round form.
Foliage is dark green and changes to a brown to bright red in the fall.
This tree closely resembles the Sugar Maple but is more durable. Foliage is light green changing to an apricot-orange in the fall. This tree also sets a white flower in the spring. This tree is also seedless. The Forestry Division of the Parks and Recreation Department stockpiles wood chips and firewood from its tree pruning and removal operations.