Description
Description
Rotundiloba Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua ‘Rotundiloba’): A Seedless Native Shade Tree
Rotundiloba is the fruitless selection of American sweetgum. It keeps the star-shaped leaf and strong fall color of the species, but the lobes are rounded instead of pointed, and it produces no gumballs.
On open sites it reaches about 60–75 feet tall and 20–40 feet wide, matching your listing size of 75 × 40. The form is narrowly pyramidal in youth, then opens into a broader oval crown. Summer foliage is glossy deep green. Fall color runs yellow, orange, red, and burgundy. Mature bark develops the corky ridges typical of sweetgum.
Use Rotundiloba when you want a broad, seedless shade tree. Choose Slender Silhouette for a tight 60 × 6 column, or Cherokee when you want a seedless male with a similar wide habit.




