Field maple (Spanish maple) is common in Europe, West Asia and North Africa. The height of the tree reaches 12 meters. Width from 7 to 8 meters. The crown grows unevenly making this variety less suitable for the urban landscape. The tree tolerates watering perfectly, so there are many different shapes in the assortment. The flowering period of field maple comes in April, with small yellow-green flowers having the highest nectar and dust ratio. Bees and other insects worship them. The fruit is small and red. In autumn they become big and brown. The beautifully toothed leaves of the field maple are bronze-colored at the time of flowering, turning green in summer and warm golden yellow in autumn.
Field maple is best found in landscape gardening, windbreaks and coastlines. The tree can withstand heat, drought and frost, strong sea winds and air pollution. As well as deep shadows, strong protrusions. These properties make maple an extremely suitable plant for building dams (auto) along roads, also, field maple is an integral element of ecological zones.
