August 19, 2013
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This tree can grow 60-90 feet tall and 20-30 feet wide. It has a beautiful soft foliage that turns a bronzy-orange color in the fall, and loses it’s leaves for winter. There are now several cultivars available, some that even have golden foliage!
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