Can maple trees be planted in the north?

Can maple trees be grown in the north?

Maple trees can be planted in the north. Maple trees have good cold resistance and can survive the northern winter. Maple trees are also relatively drought-resistant and like to grow in a warm and humid environment. Generally, the leaves will turn red before winter. When planting, be careful not to plant them in a strong light environment.

Maple tree is an ornamental tree, which is commonly found in parks and other places. When growing in the summer, it is necessary to provide shade. The tree has good sheltering properties and is convenient for providing shade. Currently, maple trees are planted more in the Yangtze River Basin and its south.

How to plant maple trees in the north

1. Fertilization: Maple trees should stop fertilizing on rainy days and in winter. Generally, diluted liquid fertilizer or organic fertilizer needs to be applied once before budding and leafing.

2. Soil: The best place to plant maple trees is in an area with convenient transportation and irrigation. The soil should be deep, loose, fertile, well-drained, slightly acidic soil.

3. Watering: Maple trees have large leaf areas, so generally their transpiration is stronger during growth and they consume more water, so they need to be watered frequently during growth and summer.