The 2023 Kitsap Conservation District Native Plant Sale is now closed. Thank you to all who ordered! Come back soon for more information on plant pickup.
Vine Maple (Photo: KCNPG, Clay Aniteau)
Vine Maple (Photo: Ben Legler)
Vine Maple (Photo: Ben Legler)

Vine Maple

Acer circinatum

Native Pollinator

Tiny red and white flower clusters bloom from early spring to early summer on this vase-shaped multi-trunk shrub or small tree. Appreciated for its vivid red, orange and yellow autumn foliage, Vine Maple is lovely as a landscape feature or in a large rain garden. Its soil stabilizing roots and adaptability to a range of conditions make it a good restoration species.

  • Mature height: 6′ to 25′
  • Mature width: 10′ to 15′
  • Light conditions: sun (with adequate moisture) to shade
  • Soil: dry to wet
  • Sold in bundles of ten bare root-plants, 12″+ tall
  • $20.00 per bundle

Bare-root plants are dug when they are dormant and are sold without soil around the roots, packaged in plastic bags to keep them moist.

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