Acer rubrum 'Bowhall' (Bowhall Red Maple) - #15; 1-1.25" cal Trunk Caliper:1-1.25" This unique feature gives the

This unique feature gives the tree an ancient look to it and makes it highly prized in the winter landscape

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but they are smaller and are more occasionally dispersed than other varieties

oval form with upright branches and a strong central leader

Acer rubrum 'Bowhall' (Bowhall Red Maple) - #15; 1-1.25" cal Trunk Caliper:1-1.25" This unique feature gives theThe Bowhall Red Maple (Acer rubrum Bowhall) is a medium to large sized tree that has a narrow, columnar canopy. It grows upright and is very similar to the other Red Maple cultivar, Armstrong except it does not grow as tall and not as narrow. It has dark green leaves in the spring and summer and they turn to a bright yellow orange or red orange depending on the year. \n \nThe Bowhall Red Maple was selected in 1946 and named in 1951 in Ohio by Scanlon