A most attractive Field Maple cultivar, producing a medium tree with a well rounded form.

Also known as the Caucasian Maple, this cultivar dates back to at least 1838 but remains rather uncommon. 

Its common name of Amur maple derives from the Amur River, which divides China and Russia.

This cultivar of the box maple was developed in the Netherlands in the mid 1970s.

A seedling of Schwedleri, this attractive form of the Norway maple was raised in Belgium in the 1930s.

This Norway maple cultivar looks good from early spring to its final burst of autumn colour.

Also known as Prigo, this Norway maple is a recent introduction.