How to Identify Different Types of Maples

[@dulcamarabuffo]

This video should have more likes. It was informative and did not have extraneous talking. The presenter is also elegant. My regards from Weimar, Germany.

[@jimcady9309]

Linden trees over there, which we call basswood in the U. S., right?

[@MPrybil]

This May I started planting some Japanese maples and now have 4 trees of 3 varieties. Now, there are some varieties that can tolerate heat and full sun even in Texas. Due to manipulation by people all over the world there are now thousands of varieties of Japanese maples. Thank you for your detailed presentation with great examples of the different types of maples. It was a great video!

[@jacquelinebourque8041]

Thank you. Now I know what I planted 10 years ago... a Silver Maple. Its already at least 15 ft tall. Thank you for your informative video ❤

[@colinkay1230]

Very interesting Alicia, thank you for presenting this helpful video. I never knew that a Sycamore was a type of Maple! Keep loving the trees❣️

[@jackburgess357]

This was an absolute awesome video!!! Just what I was looking for very well put together thank you so much for posting this

[@ztev2991]

This is the best maple ID video on youtube. Nice work.

[@aliciagarff3611]

Thank you!

[@jimcady9309]

Nice presentation: I live in Missouri, with many red and sugar maples, and tons of silver maples (the most common tree in the state). I'm trying to distinguish between red maples and Freeman maples (a red/silver hybrid). You didn't discuss that one in the video, but it was helpful anyway!

[@GlacialRidgeHomestead]

New sub here. I appreciate the time you take for your videos.

[@fieryweasel]

I've always been curious, is there any pattern to when Japanese maples produce 5/7/9-lobed leaves? Similarly, is it by tree (this tree has all five-lobed, that one has all seven-lobed, etc) or by individual leaf?

[@jimcady9309]

Japanese maple characteristic that she didn't mention: red leaves in the fall (and spring, and summer).

[@MPrybil]

If you’re interested in learning more about Japanese maples check out Mr Maple You Tube channel.

[@janninethorp7779]

Great video but assuming it isn’t the fall- what is the last maple you were in front of???

[@jimmmyz169]

thank you! IDK if it's reliable to go by but I learned and noticed around my area the Norway Maple also has these like, tips, at the end that are like a strand or pointy hair. Where-as Sugar Maple is pointy overall at the end maybe but a little more rounded at the very very tip. Sorry if you mentioned this and I missed it. Although it was harder to see in the purple leaf at the end.

[@vincechan9635]

Best maple video. Can you also review the leaves during Autumn foliage? I love the sugar, silver, Norway Maples but they are too big for front patio and drive way with invasive roots, only great for parks, lakes ,highway, and huge backyard.

[@jimcady9309]

Freeman's maple may work. Red and silver hybrid. Or simply red maple.

[@Jay-lr3me]

Thanks again, great video!

[@Nikki7B]

The boxelder maples are called manitoba maples in Canada :)

[@don.timeless4993]

Thank you so much

[@benjaminwagner4702]

Outstanding, thank you!

[@aliciagarff3611]

Thanks!

[@eliekhoury8527]

From mount libanon....... God bless u....😊

[@jacquelinebourque8041]

Shalom from Montreal. GOD bless and protect you ❤

[@danielmierop662]

Thank you

[@SanctuaryGardenLiving]

Like Pokemon but with maples... Yes! If we can condition our children to find pleasure in learning and if we can elevate true heros (scientists, social leaders, authors, teachers, etc.) instead of "superheroes" we will be able to progress greatly as a species and protect this beautiful utopia we call Earth.

[@eliekhoury8527]

From lebAnon ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@houseofbelmont6220]

Thank you