Caddo Maple

Caddo maple is a medium sized tree with a strong central leader and oval form. This ecotype of sugar maple was discovered in southwest Oklahoma where hot, dry summers are common. Its dark green leaves are thicker than most other maples which reduces scorching in heat and tattering in the wind.

It has excellent fall color - shades of yellow to bright orange. 

Acer saccharum Caddo (1)
Acer saccharum Caddo (4)
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Caddo Maple

Caddo maple is a medium sized tree with a strong central leader and oval form. This ecotype of sugar maple was discovered in southwest Oklahoma where hot, dry summers are common. Its dark green leaves are thicker than most other maples which reduces scorching in heat and tattering in the wind.

It has excellent fall color - shades of yellow to bright orange. 

Plant details
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Botanic Name

Acer saccharum 'Caddo'

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Pronunciation

AY-ser SAK-er-um KAD-oh

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Mature Height

up to 30 ft.

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Mature Spread

to 25 ft.

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Water usage
Water Usage

One Droplet: Water twice per month or less, once established.

Two Droplets: Water about once per week, once established.

Three Droplets: Water about twice per week, once established.

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Flower Color

inconspicuous

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Bloom time

inconspicuous blooms in early spring

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Colorado Native

No

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Natural Habitat

southwestern Oklahoma

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Light Requirements

sun

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Cold Hardiness

USDA zone 5-8

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Elevation Limit

hardy to 6,500 ft.

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