Chalkbark maple (Acer leucoderme) has wonderful fall color and is showing great color now.
Looking like a smaller version of a sugar maple (it was once considered a subspecies of sugar maple), it can have more brilliant color overall (reds and deep pinks vs. oranges). In Georgia, it is mostly found in the Piedmont with a few upper Coastal Plain populations. It should be used more as a tree in small yards. . . . #nativeplants #nativeplantsofgeorgia #gardening #pollinatorplants #pollinatorgardening #nativehabitat #wildlifegardening #plants #georgiaSee it on Instagram ↗