The Autumn Splendor Caddo Maple, selected from an isolated strain of sugar maple found in Caddo County, Oklahoma, is celebrated for its striking seasonal display. Growing 45 feet tall and spreading 30 feet wide, it’s ideal for large landscapes and urban settings. Its canopy provides ample shade, and its green leaves turn vibrant orange-red in the fall.

This low-maintenance tree is very resistant to heat, drought, and leaf tatter. It adapts well to various conditions and tolerates urban pollution and compacted soils. The Autumn Splendor Caddo Maple combines beauty with practical benefits like shade and resilience, making it a great choice for both city and suburban environments.