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Acer saccharum Newton Sentry an extremely narrow, upright columnar cultivar that grows to 40-50’ tall with a spread of only 10-16’ wide. Each tree totally lacks any central leader from about 6’

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About Acer Newton Sentry (Sugar Maple)

Acer saccharum Newton Sentry an extremely narrow, upright columnar cultivar that grows to 40-50’ tall with a spread of only 10-16’ wide. Each tree totally lacks any central leader from about 6’ above to the ground upward. Ascending vertical major and minor branches have stubby lateral branches. Pale yellowish-green flowers appear in clusters in spring before the leaves emerge. Leathery dark green leaves with wavy margins develop good yellow, orange and red fall color. aceraceae  

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