sugar maple

The wood of any of these trees, especially the hard, close-grained wood of the sugar maple , often used for furniture and flooring.

Each February, Mister Limberty and his wife, Jennifer Esser, drill holes into their sugar maple trees.

Among the species headed north are the northern white cedar, American basswood, sugar maple, black ash, big tooth aspen, and yellow birch.

After liquid sap is taken from sugar maple trees , it goes to a sugarhouse where the sap is boiled .

Maple is the most common tree in Montreal, due to the production of maple sugar, maple sugar, Montreal and Quebec is a sign of a long time.

Winter twig The leaves are opposite, hence the leaf scars are opposite on winter twigs; this example is Acer saccharum, sugar maple.

That quart of maple syrup on your table was boiled down from roughly 10 gallons of sap from a sugar-maple tree.

Vermont's outstanding array of fall foliage is highlighted by the colorful sugar maple.

the native North American sugar maple ; many native artists studied abroad.

In addition, sugar maple leaves will decompose in storage into anthocyanins, the leaf color is more beautiful, fiery red.

In Nebraska a sugar maple is worth more than an English oak, according to a 2004 guide.

A sweet syrup made from the sap of the sugar maple.

The state flower is the red clover and the tree is the sugar maple.

Am I not a sugar-maple man, then?

On sugar maple wings To gaze down on the city below

sugar maple is a deciduous tree. Maple Tree