Height and Width: 25 feet tall with a 12 foot crown spread in 12 years.  

Habit: Medium-sized deciduous tree with an oval crown.  

Foliage: Medium green leaves average 4.5 inches long and 4.4 inches wide.
Bright, enduring fall color begins red and gradually turns brilliant purple red over
a long period, often 14 days or more. Fall color peaks between 'Autumn Flame'
and 'October Glory' in Maryland (Zone 7).

Bark: Light grey and smooth when young, turning dark grey with age.

Flowers: Male, in early spring  

Fruit: No fruit produced.
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Brandywine® Maple
The smaller of the red maples,reaching only 25 feet. Perfect for smaller
yards.
It produces only male flowers; thus, no fruit or nuisance seedlings.
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Brandywine® Maple
6 to 7 ft. Trees
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Brandywine® Maple
18 to 24 inch Trees
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Brandywine® Maple
4 to 5 ft. Trees
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6 to 7 ft. Trees
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A male selection, 'Brandywine' can be used in the landscape
without fear of generating undesirable weedy seedlings
.

'
Brandywine' is oval in shape and exhibits significant tolerance to
leafhopper, one of the major pests of landscape red maples.

'Brandywine' resulted from a 1982 cross of  'October Glory' and 'Autumn
Flame' by A.M. Townsend as part of a research project examining the
inheritance of fall color and leafhopper resistance, and an effort to improve
existing cultivars of red maple.

Released December, 1994.
The smaller red maple, reaching only 25 feet. Perfect for smaller yards.
It produces only male flowers; thus, no fruit or nuisance seedlings.
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