Box Elder Live Stakes
Boxelder live stakes offer shade and aesthetic appeal to your yard and thrive well in both shade and sun. The trees are stately and immediately add curb appeal to your property. This tree grows best in hardiness zones 3-7, multiplies, and is tolerant to drought—Box elder blooms in the beginning and middle of spring, usually in March or April. The tree features bright yellowish-green flowers that contrast nicely with the Kelly green leaves of the plant. The flowers grow in bunches along the stem of the box elder. While they can tolerate several conditions, neutral, well-drained soil is best.
Boxelder live stakes are one of the most popular landscape choices in the maple family. It is the most widely distributed maple tree in North America because it thrives in various weather types. The tree is found in New York City, central Florida, and other metropolitan areas in the U.S. You can also find the tree in the Great Plains region of the United States since the plant thrives in icy and dry conditions. The tree is a staple in Canadian landscapes as well. Boxelder also does particularly well in areas that get lots of rain and flooding. After a flood, the trees can thrive for up to 30 days in excessively wet soil.
Boxelder attracts several birds and makes the trees, and your garden space, even more elegant. The trees mature quickly and can grow up to 80 feet tall. The tree is a unique type of maple; its branches stay green throughout its lifespan and are generally covered with bark. Box elders go nicely with other maples like the Scarlet Red and Silver and grow nicely with the Silky Dogwood and River Birch to create a stunning landscape.