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Acer saccharinum op stam

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Acer saccharinum op stamOok bekend als: Witte esdoorn; Zilveresdoorn Acer saccharinum ( Witte esdoorn) bereikt in Noord Amerika, zijn gebied van oorsprong, met gemak hoogtes van 25 meter. In West Europa is de volwassen hoogte van deze statige boom meestal rond de 20 meter maar er zijn uitschieters richting de 25. Het is een krachtige groeier. In zijn jeugd groeien de takken van de zilveresdoorn mooi omhoog maar naarmate hij ouder wordt en zijn kroon breder worden de gevolgen

Ook bekend als: Witte esdoorn; Zilveresdoorn

Acer saccharinum ( Witte esdoorn) bereikt in Noord-Amerika, zijn gebied van oorsprong, met gemak hoogtes van 25 meter. In West-Europa is de volwassen hoogte van deze statige boom meestal rond de 20 meter maar er zijn uitschieters richting de 25. Het is een krachtige groeier. In zijn jeugd groeien de takken van de zilveresdoorn mooi omhoog maar naarmate hij ouder wordt - en zijn kroon breder- worden de gevolgen van de zwaartekracht steeds beter zichtbaar. Die kroon kan namelijk rustig 12 tot 18 meter breed worden en daardoor buigen de takuiteinden wat naar beneden. Die afhangende takken geven de boom een mooie, enigszins golvende kroon, die in de herfst getooid raakt met alle mogelijke tinten geel, oranje en rood. Vooral in deze periode komt het golvende karakter van zijn brede kroon schitterend tot zijn recht.

Swamp dweller

Net als de meeste Acers is deze saccharinum ook erg goed bestand tegen vochtige gronden. Dat zal geen verrassing zijn als je weet dat hij in zijn herkomstgebied vooral te vinden is in de buurt van rivieren en moerassen. Met wat vocht maak je hem niet bang. Verharding daarentegen is een ander verhaal. Witte esdoorn heeft stevige wortels die er hun hand niet voor omdraaien om elk soort terras, oprit of paadje uit zijn verband te drukken. Houd hem dus maar beter uit de buurt van steen of stoep. Het is eveneens aan te raden om de boom op een enigszins beschutte plek te plaatsen. Wind leidt bij deze breed vertakte zilveresdoorn al snel tot takbreuk en je wil niet bij elke enigszins stevige windvlaag angstig omhoog moeten kijken of er misschien een paar meter hout onderweg is naar je schedeldak.

Nuttig

Behalve mooi is de witte esdoorn ook nog eens erg nuttig want bijen en hommels zijn gek op zijn nectar en stuifmeel. Tot slot dient vermeld dat dit dus niet (!) de esdoorn is die op de Canadese vlag staat afgebeeld. Dat is - goed lezen nu - ‘Acer saccharum’ (suikeresdoorn), de boom die de grondstoffen levert voor de beroemde maple syrup (esdoornsiroop). Waarom men zo wegloopt met dat spul mag overigens een raadsel heten want zelfs de meest simpele schenkstroop smaakt vele malen beter dan dat spul. Smaken verschillen gelukkig.
Acer saccharinum is een flinke boom in zowel hoogte als breedte. Je moet er dus de ruimte voor hebben en een enigszins beschutte plek. Als dit het geval is, heb je met de zilveresdoorn een prachtige boom te pakken met een statig voorkomen en absoluut prachtige herfstverkleuring. Planten dus!

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