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Maple
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The
maple is one of North America's most versatile and best-loved deciduous
trees. Depending on the variety, maples are used for rough construction or
in the making of fine furniture. The sap of sugar maples is the only
ingredient in maple syrup, that delicious elixir produced in Ontario,
Quebec and New England every spring. Maples are also a major tourist
attraction, their breath-taking leaves enchanting visitors to eastern
North America every fall. A single maple leaf is even the proud
centerpiece of Canada's national flag.
Probably the most important factor for a
healthy maple tree is good soil. The type of soil determines not only how
much nutrients and water the plant has access to, but also how efficiently
the tree can use those nutrients. This can determine whether your maple
can successfully withstand the stresses of growing in an urban environment
or fight diseases such as verticillium wilt. As a homeowner, the best
contribution you can make to your maple tree's soil and to the long-term
viability of your tree is the addition of beneficial mycorrhizal fungi.
To learn more about mycorrhizal fungi, click
here.
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