Paperbark Maple "knockout roses" prune spent canes back to

prune spent canes back to promote the growth of new ones

Water deeply immediately after planting

when other flowering and berry producing shrubs are dormant

the Hetz stands up to frigid winter temperatures all while maintaining its trademark forest green color

Paperbark Maple "knockout roses" prune spent canes back toThe Perfect Pop of Warm Color for Every Season The cinnamon like peeling bark is the most outstanding feature of the Paperbark Maple. True to its namesake, the bark of the Paperbark Maple peels and curls like paper. Reminiscent of peeling cinnamon bark, the dark outer layer reveals the bright, rich red orange inner layer of the tree. The incredibly bright pops of color will be striking in winter. The warm hues of the Paperbark Maple will stand out