Acer Campestre – Field Maple (Bareroot)

Description

Acer Campestre – Field Maple (Bareroot)

Bring natural beauty, wildlife value and year-round interest to your garden or landscape with Acer campestre, commonly known as Field Maple. This attractive native British tree is an excellent choice for hedging, screening, wildlife gardens and countryside planting.

Field Maple is a hardy, deciduous tree with attractive green foliage during spring and summer, turning beautiful shades of golden yellow and warm orange in autumn. Its dense branching habit makes it particularly suitable for creating thick, established hedges and natural boundaries.

Supplied bareroot, these plants are an economical and convenient choice for larger planting projects, native hedgerows and landscaping schemes.

🌿 Key Features

🌳 Native British tree – A popular native species, well suited to the UK climate.

🍂 Beautiful autumn colour – Green summer foliage turns attractive golden-yellow shades in autumn.

🌱 Excellent for hedging – Ideal for creating dense native hedges, boundaries and screening.

🐝 Wildlife friendly – Flowers provide a source of nectar and pollen for insects, while the tree offers valuable habitat for wildlife.

☀️ Adaptable and hardy – Tolerates a range of growing conditions and is suitable for many UK gardens.

🌳 Versatile planting – Suitable for native hedgerows, woodland planting, parks, gardens and countryside projects.

🌿 Bareroot supply – An economical option for planting multiple trees and creating new hedgerows.

Growing Information

Botanical Name: Acer campestre

Common Name: Field Maple

Plant Type: Deciduous tree

Foliage: Green in spring and summer, turning yellow and golden in autumn.

Position: Full sun or partial shade.

Soil Type: Adaptable to most well-drained soils, including clay and chalk soils.

Growth Rate: Moderate.

Mature Height: Can reach approximately 10–15 metres or more if left to grow as a tree.

Hardiness: Fully hardy in the UK.