The Montpellier Maple is a very interesting medium-growth maple. It has small, three-lobed, slightly leathery, shiny green leaves with a remarkable autumn discoloration. A small-growing tree, it tolerates dry, chalky conditions and is resistant to sea spray.
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The characteristics of the Acer Monspessulanum.
The Acer Monspessulanum is a small tree that originates, as its name suggests, from the Mediterranean area. The Montpellier Maple is characterized by its small, green, three-lobed leaves, shiny on top and hairless on the underside. They are slightly tough and fade from golden yellow to purple red, creating an incredible landscape. Flowering in early spring is discreet but still interesting in yellow corymbs and are followed by the appearance of reddish samarra contrasting with the foliage.
How to use Acer Monspessulanum.
Acer Monspessulanum is ideal for small gardens, it can also find its place in hedges and windbreaks. It will find its place in steep, stony places. It can also be planted by the sea.
What advice for a successful cultivation of Acer Monspessulanum.
The Acer Monspessulanum is a small, easy-care tree, it resists very well to dryness, limestone and limestone. It also has the particularity of being resistant to sea spray.