AMUR MAPLE — MULTISTEM  Acer ginnala
• A hardy, adaptable small tree grown in a multi‑stem form, developing a rounded to vase‑shaped outline with dense branching and strong year‑round structure.
• Medium‑green, three‑lobed leaves remain clean through summer and turn brilliant red to orange in fall, often providing some of the most reliable autumn colour in cold prairie climates.
• Produces clusters of small, pale‑yellow spring flowers that are fragrant but not showy, followed by abundant red‑tinged samaras that add ornamental interest before maturing to tan.
• Extremely cold‑hardy and tolerant of clay soils, alkalinity, drought, and urban conditions; multi‑stem plants may sucker more readily if stressed or repeatedly pruned.
• Full Sun to Part Sun
• Zone 2, 4–6 m Height × 3–5 m Width
