well, I am Norwegian, but i have never heard about Norway Maple, sorry.
Norway does not produce maple syrup in the same way that countries like Canada or the United States do, as maple trees are not native to the region. However, some Norwegians may import maple syrup for culinary use. Instead, Norway is known for its own unique syrups made from local ingredients, such as birch syrup.
They are sugar maple, Norway maple, silver maple, sweet maple.
The average life span of a Norway maple Tree is roughly 100 years.
the norway maple is not particularly long lived; its maximum age is believed to be around 250-300 years old. flowering occurs in mid-april and a large amount of seeds are mature in september that is dispersed by the wind and animals. the leaves of the norway maple are often the last to change. They keep their green color until early november before turning into a bright yellow
There are many animals that use the sugar maple. Most of these animals are birds that live in these trees.
Yes, the Norway Maple is grown in Milwaukee. I have never heard it called the Norwegian Maple
The Norway Maple is a perennial because it lives longer than one year. Annuals are plants such as petunias, marigolds, and cosmos.
No. The nation of Norway, as of present, does not have any state tree.
They it to eat the bark and the berries squire
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Of course. Water is needed by plants and animals.