WordNet
n. small maple of northwestern North America [syn: Rocky-mountain maple, Acer glabrum]
Usage examples of "dwarf maple".
We walked, or rather strolled, along LeDuc, with its wide bicycle paths and dwarf maple trees, toward Fengs.
A skylight had been installed in the center of the high ceiling, and below it a perfect square was displayed: a pebble stream with a steep rock bank on one side, a grouping of ferns, hostas, a dwarf maple on the other side.
In a central courtyard, spring bulbs bloomed beneath rhododendron and azalea, pine and dwarf maple and juniper.
They were arranged with some sprigs of dwarf maple, in a pattern which no doubt spelled out some fragrant message to the initiates of Japanese flower arrangement.
His impressive, wide-eaved structure sat amidst an extravagant garden of ornamental cherry, dwarf maple and cryptomeria trees.
Beyond a polished wooden porch, box-leaf and gumpo azalea massed beneath the rustling branches of a lion's-mane dwarf maple tree.