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Can you plant a flowering maple tree outside In the state of Michigan?
Flowering Maple is a shrub,its only hardy to zone 9,so it wont survive outdoors in the winter.its considered to be a houseplant and used out doors in the summer. its not related to the tree, their common name comes from their maple shaped leaves.I hope this helps not sure what zone Michigan is.
Does a maple need sun?
Yes, a maple is a plant and requires sunlight to photosynthesise.
How do you plant a maple seed?
throw it
What is the kingdom for a red maple?
The plant kingdom
Which is the endangered plant in madagascer?
the maple tree
What kingdom is a Maple leaf in?
plant...lol
What plant is red in color?
The plant that is red in color is the red maple tree.
Isn't Michigan Assembly Plant (formerly Michigan Truck Plant) a Ford Motor Company assembly plant?
According to Ford's official website, the Michigan Assembly Plant is a Ford plant producing the 2010 Focus and its 2011 Battery-electric version.
Can you plant maple tree seeds in compost only?
no
Is sugar maple a flowering plant?
no actualy do not know
What plant is on a national flag of Canada?
a maple tree leaf
Where do Norway Maple trees grow best in Iowa?
My answer is a non-answer - basically Norway Maples are pretty tough tolerant trees but they are an invasive tree, competing with and usually winning over native tree species. There are ever more desirable trees one can plant in Iowa that are large but not extremely tall trees (like the Norway Maple). Norways also seed themselves relentlessly, clogging gutters and creating seedlings and saplings everywhere. Pulling out these saplings is difficult as the roots are particularly tenacious. Consult a nurseryman for a good substitute for Norway Maples. Anyone still selling this invasive tree needs to be educated about the harm it can cause. It's a fairly soft-wood for a hardwood with branches that are fragile and inclined to come down on your house - especially with wet snow as happened to me in New York State with my Norway Maple. My neighbor cut the rest of it down and it made OK firewood with good burnability and average heat. That's the best use for Norway Maple - in a fireplace or woodstove. Another bad trait of the tree is that its roots are notorious sidewalk "heavers", worse than most any other species.
