A tall, tidy maple that delivers cooling shade, strong structure, and a glowing golden fall color without taking over your space
FEATURES:
- Narrow, upright form ideal for tighter planting areas
- Classic maple foliage with a rich, deep green summer canopy
- Excellent golden yellow fall color
- Strong branching and sturdy structure for long-term performance
- Great shade tree for streets, driveways, and smaller lawns
- Tough and adaptable once established
- Hand Selected, Fresh from the Grower
- Ships on our trucks because of the size of the tree; does not fit in a box
Bower & Branch Landscape Design Tip:
Give this maple full sun for the best canopy density and the strongest fall color. Water regularly during establishment, then transition to deep watering during prolonged dry stretches. Add mulch in a wide ring around the base to protect roots and hold moisture, keeping mulch away from the trunk. Prune lightly while the tree is young to maintain a strong central leader and balanced branching. If your landscape needs a shade tree with a more streamlined profile, Green Column is a beautiful way to get the benefits of a maple without the sprawl.
Growth Facts
- Hardiness Zone: 4-8
- Mature Height: 50-70' tall
- Mature Width: 20-25' wide
- Exposure: Full Sun/Part Shade
- Spacing: 20-25' apart
A tall, tidy maple that delivers cooling shade, strong structure, and a glowing golden fall color without taking over your space
FEATURES:
- Narrow, upright form ideal for tighter planting areas
- Classic maple foliage with a rich, deep green summer canopy
- Excellent golden yellow fall color
- Strong branching and sturdy structure for long-term performance
- Great shade tree for streets, driveways, and smaller lawns
- Tough and adaptable once established
- Hand Selected, Fresh from the Grower
- Ships on our trucks because of the size of the tree; does not fit in a box
Bower & Branch Landscape Design Tip:
Give this maple full sun for the best canopy density and the strongest fall color. Water regularly during establishment, then transition to deep watering during prolonged dry stretches. Add mulch in a wide ring around the base to protect roots and hold moisture, keeping mulch away from the trunk. Prune lightly while the tree is young to maintain a strong central leader and balanced branching. If your landscape needs a shade tree with a more streamlined profile, Green Column is a beautiful way to get the benefits of a maple without the sprawl.
Growth Facts
- Hardiness Zone: 4-8
- Mature Height: 50-70' tall
- Mature Width: 20-25' wide
- Exposure: Full Sun/Part Shade
- Spacing: 20-25' apart
Why plant Green Column Black Maple?
Green Column Black Maple brings the strength and beauty of a classic maple, with a slimmer silhouette that fits modern landscapes. It offers dense green foliage through summer for deep, comfortable shade, then finishes the season with a warm fall show that turns heads in glowing yellows and golden tones. This is a tree with presence, but it knows how to mind its manners. With its upright form and reliable structure, it’s a smart choice for homeowners who want the look of a big shade tree but need something that stays more vertical. Plant it once and it becomes the quiet backbone of the landscape for decades.
How to use Green Column Black Maple in the landscape?
Use Green Column Black Maple where you want a strong vertical statement and dependable shade without a wide-spreading canopy. It works beautifully along driveways, near patios, and in narrower side yards where space matters. Plant it in a row to create a formal avenue effect, or use it as a single specimen to add height and structure to a lawn or large planting bed. Its upright habit also makes it an excellent street tree, providing shade and seasonal color while maintaining a clean, refined footprint.
Frequently Asked Questions
Green Column is valued for its upright, narrow habit, making it easier to fit into tighter landscapes. It still provides the shade and classic maple beauty homeowners love.
Green Column Black Maple typically turns a warm golden yellow in fall, sometimes with hints of amber depending on weather and site conditions.
No. Most pruning is done while the tree is young to encourage a strong structure. After establishment, occasional removal of dead or crossing branches is usually all that is needed.