October Glory® Maple Tree | Acer rubrum 'October Glory® 'PNI 0268'

The October Glory Maple Tree, known scientifically as Acer rubrum 'October Glory', is a popular choice for enhancing landscapes with its vibrant autumn colors and fast growth rate. This deciduous tree offers stunning fall foliage that transitions from lush green to striking red and orange hues. When fully mature, it stands about 40 to 50 feet tall and spreads 25 to 35 feet wide, making it an excellent shade tree. The October Glory Maple thrives in well-drained, slightly acidic soil and can handle full sun to partial shade. It is deer resistant and pet friendly, making it a practical and beautiful choice for any outdoor space. Its rapid growth ensures a quick transformation of your garden into a colorful autumn paradise, adding significant curb appeal and increasing property value.

With its stunning fall foliage, the October Glory Maple (Acer rubrum 'October Glory') is a must-have for gardeners of all ages looking to add a touch of seasonal beauty to their landscape. This deciduous tree boasts vibrant greens that transform into fiery reds and oranges, creating a breathtaking display each autumn.

This fast growing tree, October Glory Maple grows up to 40 to 50 feet tall, with a symmetrical and rounded canopy that spans 25 to 35 feet wide. Its enchanting fall color palette begins with tiny red flowers appearing as the spring blossoms give way to verdant foliage. A classic choice for gardeners of all ages, the October Glory Maple gracefully adds color to any outdoor space throughout the fall season. With regular pruning and care, this famous tree can become a cherished perennial, attracting passers-by with its kaleidoscope of colorful leaves and serving as a stunning centerpiece for any garden.

 

Care:

It's easy to find the perfect home for this maple tree in your garden. With its preference for well-drained soil and ability to thrive in full to partial sun, it's a great addition to your outdoor space. And be sure to dig a hole double the size of the root ball for optimal growth and health.

Watering: 

Make sure the soil stays wet all the time, especially when it's dry. The best way to water young trees is deeply once a week.

Mulching:

Put down a layer of 2 to 4 inches of mulch around the base to keep the soil moist and the temperature even.

Pruning:

Not much pruning is needed; just shape the tree and get rid of any dead or damaged branches. During the dormant season, you should do any major pruning.

Applying fertilizer:

Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer like SR-18-5-10 slow release fertilizer early spring to help plants grow in a healthy way.

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