Acer griseum - Paperbark Maple - Cinnamon Reddish/Brown Peeling Bark Acer griseum, also called paperbark maple, is a deciduous, oval rounded tree with upright branching. It has exfoliating copper to cinnamon reddish/brown bark and is one of the finest of all peeling bark trees. Bark peels into large curls and stays on the tree rather that falling to the ground. Fall leaf color is red to red orange. Grows to 25 foot tall and 15-20 foot wide in full sun to partial shade in USDA Zones 5-8. Low maintenance and easy to grow in slightly acidic, medium moist, but well-drained soils. Acer griseum has no serious insect or disease problems and will tolerate clay soil. An excellent small shade tree or landscape specimen. Makes a good choice for planting near a patio, sidewalk or building. Deciduou
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Trees With Light Colored Bark
Copper bark in Arley Hall Gardens, Cheshire, England by Jon Hughes
Copper Birch bark


Tree With A Copper Variety
Give your landscape year-round interest with trees grown for their bark, not just blooms. From copper and cinnamon peeling trunks to patchwork mosaic bark and bold red stems, these picks keep gardens vivid even in the dead of winter. Great for anyone planning a four-season garden with lasting visual texture.


Great tree - Copper red bark of the Tibetan Cherry (Prunus serrula)
Tree With Smooth Green Bark
Copper birch
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Compare winter bark color with winter garden texture. Discover 22 options, including cinnamon peeling maple bark, pale birch trunks, mottled surfaces, and colorful young dogwood stems, with pruning and siting notes that keep the wood visible.
Copper tree on raw Strontium Titanate stone.
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