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Acer circinatum (Oregon Vine Maple)
(Oregon Vine Maple)
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Native to the Pacific Northwest, Oregon Vine Maple is a small tree or large shrub with several trunks twisting up from the base and bright reddish-green bark. White flowers in spring are followed by red fruit in summer. Found in moist woods and along stream banks. Prefers shady situations but also withstands sun where it will become bushier and dense developing red, orange, and yellow fall colors. Fall colors will be muted in more shade. Vase to rounded shape.

Cultural

Flower Color: White

Foliage Color: Green

Habit: Upright

Height: 20 to 25 feet

Spread: 24 to 30 feet

Plant Needs

Zone: 5 to 6

Exposure: Partial Sun

Plant Use: Tree or Shrub

Special Attributes

Deer/Rabbit Repellent

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