But when you slow down to look closely, you’ll discover that all trees bloom. For most species, such as familiar maples, oaks ...

Can you guess what is pictured in the photo below? The answer to last week's mystery is red maple flowers, Acer rubrum, ...

As its name might imply, the 'Bloodgood' Japanese maple cultivar is best known for its striking, deep red leaves ... in your garden besides flowers. The leaves of this tree show a whole array ...

Oneonta's arborist Stephen Novellano said the tree planted in front of the school is expected to live between 80 and 100 years. He said red maple trees are easy to grow as they like all types of soil.

And it is easy to see one reason why they are called red maples. Both the sugar maple and the imported Norway maple flower a bit later ... they gnaw through the outer tree bark.