Red maple as crop trees for maple syrup production
The often overlooked value of red maple trees for syrup production
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The often overlooked value of red maple trees for syrup production
Red Maple is a deciduous tree that can be 50 to 60 feet tall at maturity. It is wide ranging, and native throughout the eastern half of the United States. Red maple can be used for syrup production. However, it tends to bud and flower very early in the season, which has a negative effect on the sap, making the syrup season for the red maple very short.