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Bookmark or Share- How to Identify and Remove Boxelder Trees - The SpruceBoxelder trees, despite their name, are actually a type of maple. Unlike most other native plants, they have limited value as a landscape tree due to their plain appearance. However, boxelders grow quickly in most soils and can stabilize ravine banks and stream edges.
- How to Manage and Identify the Boxelder Tree - TreehuggerThe boxelder, also known as ash-leaved maple, is a common urban tree in North America known for its adaptability, drought tolerance, and vibrant autumn colors in the western half of the...
- BOXELDER - ACER NEGUNDO | The UFOR Nursery & LabThe boxelder is actually a maple tree. They are easily distinguished from other maples because of their leaf composition and being dioecious species. This native tree is very cold hardy and is fast-growing but also short living.
- Boxelder - The Morton ArboretumBoxelder is actually a maple tree. This native tree, while very cold hardy, is not widely sold due to its ability to self-seed aggressively. Boxelder trees attract boxelder bugs which often enter homes in fall. This species is native to the Chicago region according to Swink and Wilhelm’s.
- Boxelder | UMN ExtensionBoxelder (Acer negundo) is a native, fast-growing maple tree, found throughout Minnesota except for the far northeastern corner of the state . It is most common on river floodplains and along lakeshores and streams, but also grows in young hardwood forests.
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