Quaking Aspen Trees \n \nThe Trident Maple grows

\n \nThe Trident Maple grows at a moderate rate

\n \nThe Paperbark Maple is a small- to medium-sized tree and is very slow-growing

This unique feature gives the tree an ancient look to it and makes it highly prized in the winter landscape

glossy dark green leaves with a leathery texture and turns a gentle yellow in the fall

the leaves turn a ravishing red

Quaking Aspen Trees \n \nThe Trident Maple growsThe Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides) is a medium to large sized, fast growing tree. It has a shapely pyramidal form when it is young and matures into a narrow, rounded crown and sparse canopy. Its foliage is triangle and rounded, with small serrated teeth that chatter and quake when blowing in the breeze, hence the name. They are glossy green in the spring and summer before transforming into a stunning bright yellow in autumn. Its bark is quite