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| AMSWE32 | 2-YR. SEEDLINGS | | 6-12" |
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| AMSWETB | PLASTIC POTS | | 12-24" | 
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Also known as the Alligator Tree due to the gray, deeply furrowed, scaly ridges of its bark. An aromatic, deciduous tree growing in a very symmetrical pyramidal form to a height of 40 to 75 feet. Branches spread in a horizontal fashion to 30 to 35 feet. A native easily recognized by its star-shaped leaves which are either five or seven pointed, toothed lobes. In autumn, fallen red and gold stars make a beautiful cover on park walkways and grasses. Squirrels often caught hoarding the prickly seed balls which persist into winter. The seeds also are a favorite of songbirds, turkeys and chipmunks. Plant in deep, moist, slightly acid soil in full sun. An important timber tree.
Zone: 5-9
Height: 40-75 Feet
Spread: 30-35 Feet
Restrictions:
None
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| RECOGNIZED BY THE UNIQUE LEAF SHAPE! |
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