your better suppliers.. use the latin names ... so i converted that and got the info at the link

ken

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Acer+grandidentatum+price&t=ffcm&ia=web

Wow, what an absolutely stunning, native Maple! :o

I really wish more of these were planted around...than all the nonnative ones!!!

Not likely to find locally at retail this late in the season. Might check with North Haven Gardens or Shades of Green to see if they can order or hold one for you.

Bostedo, Covington's and HD just got a ton of new trees in because this is the best season to plant trees and shrubs. Unfortunately, no Bigtooths, though they had some this time last year.

Ken, thanks for the suggestion but that led to the same out of stock sites.

So I checked Stuart's and they said that all of their suppliers are out this year, and all online sellers i checked are out of stock too. I'm starting to suspect there's a problem with the supply chain.

Interesting! After posting, I thought of Metro Maples, but looked on their site and they mainly deal in Japanese Maples (impressive selection).

Well, if you want to take a road trip, this nursery specializes in them. :)

https://www.maplevalleyco.com/maple-trees/

I'm starting to suspect there's a problem with the supply chain.

Availability of Canyon/Bigtooth Maple in north central Texas is improving, but it's still not one that is readily found here... and technically not native to most of this area. The fall restocks don't tend to include many "specialty" trees. So, they're not likely to start showing up locally again until late Jan/Feb - and even then will be hard to find. Metro Maples used to carry them, but had recently stopped when I last checked with them ~6 or 7 years ago.

The better nurseries, especially those that carry a good selection of Texas native plants, should be able to order or reserve one for you if you can wait until ~February for delivery. Otherwise, it's likely a road-trip to one of the more reliably stocked nurseries that do tend to be well south and/or west of us in (or nearer to) its native range.

I see them in Native gardening stores of Austin Like Barton Springs Nursery and Natural Gardener. I have not checked or been to either of the nurseries this year...Been busy building and not gardening.