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- Ultimate Guide to Whats Eating Your Box Elder
🦌 Box Elder trees face threats from deer, rabbits, squirrels, and more herbivores 🛡️ Effective deterrents like fencing and repellents can protect your Box Elders 🌱 Encouraging beneficial wildlife enhances biodiversity while safeguarding your trees
- Keep that box elder tree, it provides food and shelter for wildlife
There is a common native tree that helps wildlife survive winter by providing both food and shelter That tree is the humble box elder, Acer negundo
- Native Tree Spotlight - In Defense of Box Elder
Box elders are generally considered a “weedy” tree and are held in pretty low regard by most people A quick Google search reveals a plethora of descriptions of box elder that are less than complimentary
- Boxelder | Glen Arboretum - Towson University
Box elder, also known as the ash-leaved maple, maple ash, or Manitoba maple, is a medium-sized (35-70 feet tall), deciduous tree with an average lifespan between sixty and seventy-five years, but are capable of reaching up to one hundred years under optimal conditions¹
- The Resilient Box Elder Tree - TN Nursery
TN Nursery discusses box elder trees: adaptability to different soil types, resilience to harsh weather conditions, and significance in the timber industry
- Boxelder - westernexplorers. us
Boxelder is one of the few Colorado native broad leaf trees with this characteristic Branchlets covered with short hairs; variety violaceum has smooth twigs New twigs smooth and greenish with a gray cast
- Plant Guide - USDA Plants Database
Boxelder is natively a tree of river bottoms and disturbed sites on heavy, wet soils, often seasonally flooded (up to 30 days) It is one of the most common bottomland trees throughout its range, usually following the pioneer species of cottonwood and willow in colonizing alluvial bottoms, then growing with silver and red maples, American elm,
- Box Elder (Acer negundo) - Illinois Wildflowers
Box Elder is dioecious with male and female flowers on separate trees Initially, dense clusters of drooping male and female flowers develop at about the same time, or a little ahead, of the leaves during early to mid-spring Later, the clusters of female flowers elongate into drooping racemes
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