A highly decorative tree suitable for all seasons featuring jagged, elongated leaves and a unique capacity to produce aged bark with rich autumn colors.
Liquidambar styraciflua Worplesdon
A highly decorative tree suitable for all seasons featuring jagged, elongated leaves and a unique capacity to produce aged bark with rich autumn colors.
**Product Information: Liquidambar styraciflua Worplesdon**
**Description:**
Liquidambar styraciflua Worplesdon is a highly decorative tree that remains attractive throughout the year. Its distinctive jagged, elongated leaves and the ability to produce rich autumn colors through aged bark contribute to its ornamental appeal.
**Technical Characteristics:**
- **Type:** Deciduous tree
- **Leaves:**
- Shape: Simple
- Color: Dark green
- **Flowers:**
- Season: Spring
- **Fruit:**
- Season: Autumn
- Color: Brown
- **Height:** Tall
- **Crown Width:** Wide
- **Habit:** Large
- **Shape:** Conical
- **Shade Density:** Moderate
- **Growth Rate:** Moderate
- **Climate Adaptability:**
- Interior/Mountain regions
- Heat tolerant
- Frost resistant
- Drought tolerant
- Lime tolerant
- Proximity to the sea: Tolerant
- **Sunlight Preference:** Sun/Partial shade
- **Application:** Suitable for avenues
**Root System and Establishment:**
- The tree features a high proportion of absorbent roots that helps prevent root deformation and circling.
- It is available in different presentation formats ranked from 1 (lowest grade) to 3 (highest grade), ensuring optimal establishment.
- Presentation includes:
- Root ball wrapped in jute and wire mesh for stability.
- A complete root system properly managed to avoid strangulation.
**Presentation Formats:**
1. **Grade 1:** Lowest grade, basic root system.
2. **Grade 2:** Intermediate quality, includes a percentage of roots critical for establishment.
3. **Grade 3:** Highest quality, ensures complete root system for robust growth.
**Additional Notes:**
The tree should be handled with care during cultivation to facilitate successful planting in its final location. Exposed root systems are generally not recommended.
This product aligns with our commitment to providing premium trees suitable for urban environments, enhancing landscapes while supporting biodiversity.
**Description:**
Liquidambar styraciflua Worplesdon is a highly decorative tree that remains attractive throughout the year. Its distinctive jagged, elongated leaves and the ability to produce rich autumn colors through aged bark contribute to its ornamental appeal.
**Technical Characteristics:**
- **Type:** Deciduous tree
- **Leaves:**
- Shape: Simple
- Color: Dark green
- **Flowers:**
- Season: Spring
- **Fruit:**
- Season: Autumn
- Color: Brown
- **Height:** Tall
- **Crown Width:** Wide
- **Habit:** Large
- **Shape:** Conical
- **Shade Density:** Moderate
- **Growth Rate:** Moderate
- **Climate Adaptability:**
- Interior/Mountain regions
- Heat tolerant
- Frost resistant
- Drought tolerant
- Lime tolerant
- Proximity to the sea: Tolerant
- **Sunlight Preference:** Sun/Partial shade
- **Application:** Suitable for avenues
**Root System and Establishment:**
- The tree features a high proportion of absorbent roots that helps prevent root deformation and circling.
- It is available in different presentation formats ranked from 1 (lowest grade) to 3 (highest grade), ensuring optimal establishment.
- Presentation includes:
- Root ball wrapped in jute and wire mesh for stability.
- A complete root system properly managed to avoid strangulation.
**Presentation Formats:**
1. **Grade 1:** Lowest grade, basic root system.
2. **Grade 2:** Intermediate quality, includes a percentage of roots critical for establishment.
3. **Grade 3:** Highest quality, ensures complete root system for robust growth.
**Additional Notes:**
The tree should be handled with care during cultivation to facilitate successful planting in its final location. Exposed root systems are generally not recommended.
This product aligns with our commitment to providing premium trees suitable for urban environments, enhancing landscapes while supporting biodiversity.
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