Acer saccharinum

Originating from the United States. Tree with a pyramidal crown and descending secondary branches. The leaves are light green on the upper side, silvery gray underneath, while in autumn they turn bright yellow, tending to red. The pale yellow flowering occurs before the leaves emerge, followed by winged fruits measuring 4-5 cm. It adapts to both moist and dry soils, resists pollution and pruning, but may lose branches in very strong winds.