These sugar maples were planted at the ends of the last century from the stock brought to Manitoba from Quebec. The trees were planted on a southern exposed slope-protected by a thick hardwood grove on the north, west and east sides. In their early years of growth, they were tapped in the springtime for maple sap. These trees are located on the Sala farm, (SE2-7-9W), about 2 km northwest of Notre Dame de Lourdes. This farm has been in the Sala family for many decades.
Nominated By: Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Sala, Des Meurons Street, Winnipeg.
Source: Manitoba Forestry Association. 1987. Heritage Trees of Manitoba. Page 25.
*These trees were designated as trees of interest in the Manitoba Forestry Association's "Heritage Trees of Manitoba" published in 1987. The trees do not have any special designation or protection under the Provincial Heritage Tree program.

These sugar maples were planted at the ends of the last century from the stock brought to Manitoba from Quebec. The trees were planted on a southern exposed slope-protected by a thick hardwood grove on the north, west and east sides. In their early years of growth, they were tapped in the springtime for maple sap. These trees are located on the Sala farm, (SE2-7-9W), about 2 km northwest of Notre Dame de Lourdes. This farm has been in the Sala family for many decades.
Nominated By: Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Sala, Des Meurons Street, Winnipeg.
Source: Manitoba Forestry Association. 1987. Heritage Trees of Manitoba. Page 25.
*These trees were designated as trees of interest in the Manitoba Forestry Association's "Heritage Trees of Manitoba" published in 1987. The trees do not have any special designation or protection under the Provincial Heritage Tree program.