Native Field Maple
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How to recognise the attractive field maple, often confused with the hawthorn. It grows most commonly in the south of England on chalky soils
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3 comments so far
seanandfreddie1
June 16, 2010
I didn’t know we had a native maple. Is there any record or reference to native maples being tapped for sap to make syrup as is commonly done in other parts of the world?
useremoh
May 5, 2011
Three cheers for Julian!
I am enthralled by his short videos. He always gives me something to think about, and should be visited again, later.
Devilscaff
September 15, 2011
I have a native maple in my garden and this year it stayed without leaf. It is only 7ft high and was only planted around three years ago.This year only new shoots came up from the base,I left these and they rose to around 2ft Help?