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| Acer palmatum |
Japanese Maple |
Only poets can do justice to the attributes of this
Japanese contribution to our western culture’s landscape and
spirituality.
- Hardy, deciduous small tree noted for its
grace, daintiness, fall color and spectacular cultivars. Can grow
to 25' or less—as you like it.
- Brilliant autumn shades of yellow, orange
and red are dependent upon temperature and watering.
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| Acer palmatum Beni maiko |
Beni Maiko |
A brilliant, scarlet-red, small palmatum, this spectacular cultivar’s
name translates to “Red , a dancing girl”. Most exciting
when planted with contrasting foliage plants.
- Hardy, deciduous slow growing, shrubby tree
to 4-6' tall. Good for accent, border and container.
- Bright red spring growth which changes to
pinkish red and then greenish red during summer.
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| Acer palmatum Beni shichihenge |
Beni Shichihenge |
Rare and highly prized by collectors, this “red and changeful” cultivar
will provide your garden with a constant supply of new leaf shapes
and color variations.
- Hardy, deciduous shrub with upright growth
to 6' high. Popular for accent, border, Oriental garden and container
planting.
- Variety is paramount in the coloring of the
foliage with combinations of green, white, pink and orange.
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| Acer palmatum Bloodgood |
Bloodgood |
One of the better (and most popular) red-leaf cultivars—it holds
its color well into the summer, doesn’t bronze-out and provides
good fall color.
- Hardy, deciduous, strong growing, upright
tree to about 15' x 15'. Excellent for accent, Oriental garden, border
and container.
- Bright red seeds, in prominent clusters, add
to the overall beauty of this ‘special’ maple.
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| Acer palmatum Burgundy Lace |
Burgundy Lace |
A striking American cultivar with deep wine-red coloration, in spring
and early summer, turning bronzy or greenish as the season progresses.
- Hardy, deciduous, spreading, small tree to
about 10-12' high and 15' wide. An excellent accent, border or container
plant—good for Oriental effects.
- Rich burgundy foliage will turn bronze and
green during summer—and burn in hot sun.
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| Acer palmatum Butterfly |
Butterfly |
One Japanese name is ‘Kocho no mai’ meaning butterfly
or type of dancing girl. Also fascinating to observe are the ever changing
shapes and color variations found in the leaves.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright tree or large shrub
to 9-12' high. Ideal for accent or conversation piece.
- White, cream, pink and green variations during
the growing season and exciting fall coloration.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Crimson Queen |
Crimson Queen |
This is becoming one of the most popular of the red dissectums—noted
for the persistence of deep red foliage, which does not “bronze-out”.
- Hardy, deciduous tree, aging to a beautiful
cascade form reaching 8-10' in height and spreading to 14'. Beautiful
for accent piece or container planting.
- Fall colors range into the bright scarlet
tones.
- Shows good heat tolerance, however, the color
will become more orange-red under these conditions.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Ever Red |
Ever Red |
One of our best red “cut-leaf” maples in terms of its
beautiful new spring growth and retention of its deep red color—till
late in the season.
- Hardy, deciduous, vigorous grower, with pendulous
habit, slowly reaching 12-15' in height and width. Fine for accent,
border and containers as well as Oriental- style gardens.
- Best color will prevail in more sun, but that
means more attention to watering.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Filigree |
Filigree |
When the leaves of this ‘Super Star’ cultivar unfold you
too will agree that it’s properly named. Its intricate, lace-like
beauty is unreal.
- Hardy, deciduous shrub or small tree with
pendulous growth (stake for more height), to 6' high x 9' wide. Excellent
accent, border or container plant.
- Light green, spring foliage turns darker in
summer and rich gold in fall. Avoid wind and dryness for best foliage
appearance.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Garnet’
(aka Atropurpureum
dissectum Garnet) |
Garnet |
Outstanding vigor and rich red-orange coloring of the Garnet gem stone make this
cultivar a real prize—and a beautiful cascading accent.
- Hardy, deciduous, spreading, pendulous grower
with a mounding shape to 5-9' high. Excellent accent, border, container
or Japanese garden plant.
- Spring foliage color holds better with more
sunlight, but plants will need more careful watering.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Inaba shidare
(aka Acer palmatum Red
Select) |
Inaba Shidare |
One of the loveliest of all the Lace Leaf Japanese Maples. A fine
choice for landscaping with its strong growth habit.
- Hardy, deciduous, low growing tree to 3-4'.
Recommended for border, accent, container and pond area plantings.
- Deep maroon tones in spring and summer that
turn to showy crimson-red in the fall.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Red Dragon |
Red Dragon |
SUPERIOR! This new cultivar, from Holland, is leading
most of the other red lace-leaf maples with its more vigorous habit
and deeper purple-red foliage which holds well into autumn.
- Hardy, deciduous tree or shrub with pendulous
habit to 8-10' high and wide (in time). Excellent for accent, border,
containers, etc.
- Best color prevails with more sun, but that
means more attention to watering.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Seiryu |
Seiryu |
A unique upright form of the generally cascading ‘Dissectum’ maples—But
with all the spectacular fall foliage coloring and oriental charm.
- Hardy, deciduous, strong growing, multi-stemmed
tree to 12-14' high. Well suited for accent, border and group plantings.
- Reddish tipped, bright green leaves in spring
turn to green and matures to brilliant orange, gold and yellow in
fall.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Tamuke yama
(aka Acer palmatum
Chirimen kaede, or Chirimen momiji) |
Tamuke Yama |
Crimson-red new leaves turn to dark purple. During summer the foliage
changes to red and in fall the colors are in the scarlet range.
- Hardy, deciduous, cascading shrub to about
12' tall. Excellent accent, background or container plant.
- Finely dissected leaves hold color better
than most cultivars of this type.
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Viridis |
Viridis |
The term “viridis” has come to mean any good form of green
dissectum and probably should not be considered a specific cultivar.
- Strongly cascading habit, forming a dome-shape
to a height of 12-14' with equal width—with great age.
- Bright green foliage holds well through the
summer.
- In fall the golden colors predominate with
occasional splashes of crimson.
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| Acer palmatum Emperor I |
Emperor I |
Suffice to say that this cultivar is an improved ‘Bloodgood’—an
all-time favorite. Check out its superior features…faster growth,
better branching and richer deep purple-red leaves with a translucent
glow.
- Hardy, deciduous, low-branching tree to 10-15'
high. Good for accent, Oriental plantings, patio, border background
and containers.
- Maintains color throughout summer and is a
deep wine-red in autumn.
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| Acer palmatum Fireglow |
Fireglow |
When located in your garden so that the sun backlights
this plant, it is quite obvious why it is so named—and it maintains
the ‘glow’.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright growing shrub or
small tree to 12' high. Superb for accent, border and large container.
- Intense red of leaves holds well in very hot
weather.
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| Acer palmatum Hogyoku |
Hogyoku |
Selected for its rich, deep orange autumn color display, this cultivar
also provides a deep green foliage addition to your spring/summer garden.
Quite rare and treasured for Oriental garden use.
- Hardy, deciduous tree to 12-15' high—responds
well to pruning. Ideal for accent, border or background.
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Acer palmatum Kurui jishi
(aka Crazy Lion) |
Kurui Jishi |
“Crazy Lion” comes from Japanese fiction—this
outstanding cultivar is hardly that and is appreciated for its star-shaped leaves,
fall color and tidy growth habit.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright tree to 6' tall—responds
well to pruning for accent, border, containers, etc.
- Deep green leaves turn to showy yellow in
fall-winter.
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Acer palmatum Linearilobum
(aka Acer palmatum Linearifolium) |
Linearilobum |
Most likely not a true cultivar, but a form of the species from which ‘Koto
no ito’, and others, have been selected—noted for its unique foliage.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright tree to 8-14' (in
time). Responds well to pruning and shaping for accent, border, background
or container.
- Long, narrow-lobed leaves change from green
in spring- summer to yellow or gold in fall.
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| Acer palmatum Matsugae |
Matsugae |
With every leaf striving to be the most unique in shape
and coloring, this cultivar will never cease adding new discoveries
and interest in your garden.
- Hardy, deciduous, shrub or small tree to 9-12'
high. Fine choice for accent, border or large container.
- Basically green leaves with white or cream
markings overlaid with deep rose. In fall the rose is intensified.
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| Acer palmatum Moonfire |
Moonfire |
Prized for its long-lasting leaf color throughout the season. Purplish-red,
almost black, with an ‘opalescent’ quality—diffused
sun brings out the faint blue overtone. Striking crimson in fall.
- Hardy, deciduous, fast grower (when young)
to an upright, round canopy tree of 12-15' high. Ideal for accent,
patio, entry or container.
- One of the best maples for keeping its color
(does not “bronze-out”).
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Acer palmatum O kagami
(aka Acer Atropurpureum Okagami) |
O kagami |
Because of its shiny black-red foliage, ‘O kagami’ was
given its name which translates to “mirror”. New growth is purple-red
and fall colors are bright red and scarlet.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright tree to 10-12' tall.
Ideal for accent, grouping and backgrounds.
- Leaves acquire green tones in late summer
prior to fall color display
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Acer palmatum Okushimo
(aka Crispum) |
Okushimo |
This very desirable cultivar has three outstanding features… Unique
foliage, upright growth and beautiful golden fall color.
- Hardy, deciduous, stiffly upright (vase shaped)
tree to 25' or more—easily kept small by pruning. Good accent
or background plant.
- Unusual leaves with an almost tube shape as
edges roll together.
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| Acer palmatum Omurayama |
Omurayama |
An excellent example of the cascade palmatum which form long curtains
of pendulous branches, much like a small Weeping Willow. Very unusual!
- Hardy, deciduous, vigorous growing tree 10-20'
high —branches are upright in youth later bending down to form
the cascade. Excellent for accent use.
- Slender leaves are tinged orange in spring
turning to bright green then brilliant orange and gold in fall.
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| Acer palmatum Osakazuki |
Osakazuki |
Bigger and better? Well, this cultivar has huge leaves
(for a palmatum) and is widely considered the most intensely colored
of all fall coloring maples. Highly favored in Japan for
its fall color and leaf size.
- Hardy, deciduous tree to 25' high—a
sturdy grower. Superb for accent, background and Oriental gardens.
- Rich green leaves have a durable texture and
do not burn easily.
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| Acer palmatum Oshio beni |
Oshio Beni |
No collection would be complete without this long time favorite. Spring
and fall coloring truly adds that special touch to your garden.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright grower to about
15-25' (as desired) with a spreading canopy. Excellent for accent,
background or patio.
- Bright orange-red new growth changes to bronzy,
reddish-green and the fall display is bright scarlet.
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| Acer palmatum Red Willowleaf |
Red Willowleaf |
Its distinctive leaves are very typical of the group
known as ‘Linearilobum’—almost string-like. An excellent
choice for either a color or texture accent.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright growing shrub or
small tree to 9-12' high. Widely used for border, specimen or in
collections
- Nearly black-red leaves in spring tend to ‘bronze’ out
in summer.
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| Acer palmatum Sango kaku |
Sango Kaku |
Commonly called “Coral Tower” or “Coral Bark Maple” this
famous cultivar with its eye-catching red bark adds “fire” to
the winter scene.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright tree to 20' high
x 15-18' wide. Excellent for accent, border and Oriental-style gardens.
Beautiful bonsai subject.
- Bright green foliage with a red tinge in early
spring. Light delicate green in summer changing to yellow- gold with
a strong blend of apricot and red in fall.
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| Acer palmatum Shaina |
Shaina |
Found as a “witch’s broom” on the
popular ‘Bloodgood’ variety, this sport is noted for its
large dark-red leaves and dwarf size—plus its good red fall color.
- Hardy, deciduous shrub or small tree to 5-6'
high. Good for accent, border and containers.
- Excellent foliage color in spring and fall.
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| Acer palmatum Sharp’s Pygmy |
Sharp’s pygmy |
This unique, sought-after cultivar is very simply listed
as “…a tight, congested, small leafed dwarf plant with
deep red fall coloring.” It deserves better billing, don’t
you agree?
- Hardy, deciduous, small growing shrub to about
3' high. Excellent for rock or Oriental gardens, accent, border or
container.
- Leaves color best in more sun, but are apt
to burn if plants dry out.
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| Acer palmatum Sherwood Flame |
Sherwood flame |
This is reportedly a seedling selection of the popular ‘Burgundy
Lace’ with rich, reddish-purple foliage lasting well into the
end of summer.
- Hardy, deciduous small tree. Vigorous growing
with a round-topped form maturing to 14-16' high with a 10-12' spread.
Excellent landscape tree very similar to ‘Burgundy Lace’ but
with better color retention throughout the summer.
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| Acer palmatum Shin deshojo |
Shin Deshojo |
In the spring, fire engine red— In mid- summer,
reddish green— And, in fall, the foliage is a colorful blend
of reds and orange.
- Hardy, deciduous, spreading tree to about
6' x 6'. Very popular as container, bonsai subject or as an accent
in the garden.
- Foliage is considered to be brighter than
that of ‘Bonfire’—and that’s showy!
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| Acer palmatum Shishigashira |
Shishigashira |
Frequently labeled as ‘Crispum’ or ‘Crispa’,
the Japanese name refers to the head or mane of the mythical lion of
Japanese Noh drama.
- Hardy, deciduous tree with leaves closely
packed on short, stubby twigs giving the plant a thick, compact look.
Slow-growing rarely exceeding 6-9'. Very popular for small landscape
plantings and bonsai.
- Fall brings gold tones suffused with rose
and red.
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| Acer palmatum Sumi nagashi |
Sumi Nagashi |
Spring foliage is bright purple-red; In summer, black-red or maroon;
In fall, reddish leaves turn crimson. Best when planted in afternoon
shade.
- Hardy, deciduous, strong growing, semi-upright
tree to 15' high with equal spread. Ideal for accent, border, background
and group planting.
- Large leaves are deeply cut and have an attractive
star-like quality.
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| Acer palmatum Trompenburg |
Trompenburg |
Unusual leaf-form and coloration distinguish this note-worthy cultivar
from the Trompenburg Arboretum in Rotterdam, Holland.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright tree to 16' high
and 10-12' wide. Valued as an accent, border, background or container
plant.
- Unusual ‘rolled’ leaves area rich,
deep purple-red in spring and a showy crimson in fall.
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| Acer palmatum Koto-no-ito |
Koto-no-ito |
This is a dwarf linearlobum type maple... the thread-like leaves are
called "harp strings" by the Japanese... the soft textured
leaves are green... makes a great little specimen in pot or planting...
filtered sun it will grow 5' to 6' tall slowly! |
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| Acer palmatum Katsura |
Katsura |
Katsura'... which literally means "wig" translated from
Japanese, does in fact put on several "wigs" during the year...
coming out a bright yellow-green in the spring, the foliage will turn
a burnished red orange in the fall... upright growing to 12' or so...
best in morning |
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| Acer palmatum Chitose yama |
Chitose Yama |
The Japanese translation is "one thousand years"... long
lived, and here in the Bay Area just a great selection... The leaves
on this maple are very deeply divided, the foliage comes out a deep
rich red in the spring which fades out to a bronze-green in the summer.
The tree reaches 10'-12' tall. |
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| Acer palmatum Goshiki kotohime |
Goshiki Kotohime |
Very close to Shishigashira in it's slow compact, compact growth rate,
the leaf shape as well, but this is much more dwarf... perfect for
bonsai use, as a potted accent , or in the corner of a small Japanese
garden... the new growth is a beautiful pink and white variegation..."dwarf
old harp". |
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| Acer palmatum Kamagata |
Kamagata |
A dwarf little tree, reaching 4' or so... very delicate appearance,
the leaves actually gently curve upwards, perfect for bonsai. The foliage
is green with purple shades to the edges. This is a good collector
type maple. |
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| Acer palmatum Beni tsukasa |
Beni Tsukasa |
This variegated upright grower comes out in the spring with a super brilliant
salmon color! easily making it one of those unique Japanese maples with spring
color that either matches or surpasses the fall color here in the Bay Area.
Grows 10' or so tall. The name translates to "Red Administer" |
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| Acer palmatum Ao Shime No Uchi |
Ao shime-no-uchi |
Catch that handle!... not something you roll off the tongue huh? This
is a rather narrow growing type of linearlobum variety, long, lacy
leaves, a nice choice for any garden... the leaves are green, but the
seed set is very heavy adding to the attractiveness of this Japanese
maple... grows 10' to 12' tall...the Japanese meaning is "blue
within NewYear's Day"... hmmmm.... |
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Baldsmith |
Baldsmith |
Here's something really different, not only the name, but the apricot
colors in the spring foliage, this laceleaf is truly a little different...
a spreading, mounding growth habit, will grow 4' to 5' tall, 6' to
7' wide. |
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| Acer palmatum Beni Fushigi |
Beni Fushigi |
Let's see... the new spring leaves are INCREDIBLY, GLOSSY, VERY, VERY
DEEP RED...very bold!!! Not only that, but there is another twist...
indeed they are + too! Slow growing to about 6' or so put this tree
in a good amount of sun which will ensure good spring color... Japanese
translation... "Red Mystery"...enuf said...6' to 10 |
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| Acer palmatum Beni Kawa |
Beni Kawa |
This looks close enough to 'Sango kaku' to be it's cousin... a little
more cold hardy... not something that we in the Bay Area have to worry
about... size wise about 12' to 15' tall with a vase shape to the form...
of course the bark and new branching are a brilliant red in the winter...
Japanese translation "Red River". |
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| Acer palmatum Beni komachi |
Beni Komachi |
Another dwarf form, similar to 'Beni fushigi'. but very slow growing...
has the same glossy, red twisted leaves, you can figure this maple
to grow to 4' or so... you'll love the Japanese translation..."The
red beautiful girl"... blushing bride? |
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| Acer palmatum Beni ubi gohon |
Beni Ubi Gohon |
Right out of "Star Wars", first half-cousin to "Obi-One
Kanobi", so you are guaranteed that the "force" will
be with you when you find the right spot in the garden for this fairly
rare Japanese maple... a compact semi-dwarf that has red foliage in
the spring, fading somewhat in the summer. Grows 6'-8' tall with an
upright habit..."red refined rice" |
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| Acer palmatum Pixie |
Pixie maple |
A very upright growing maple with a vigorous tight growth pattern...
almost fastigiate when it's young, meaning it looks like a pole...it
will hold the deep purple-red foliage color into the summer... plant
in Morning sun, afternoon shade in the Bay Area... it will reach 8'
to 10' tall. |
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| Acer palmatum Villa taranto |
Villa Taranto |
Rare, hard to find maple, the soft pink shades to the spring foliage
really make this something special for any garden enthusiast... very
slow growing, tends to branch very low, almost umbrella in shape, good
morning sun, protection from midday sun... grows 6' to 10' tall, almost
as wide. |
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Orangeola |
Orangeola |
What a name... who comes up with some of these?...let's hope that
they are not getting paid, anyway, this little laceleaf resembles 'Baldsmith'
but the spring growth is decidedly orange or maybe just moderately
soft orange... nice texture to the leaves. the tend to green out in
the summer, grows 4' to 5' tall and a little wider. |
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| Acer palmatum Aoyagi |
Aoyagi |
The translation of this word literally means 'green coral', which
actually is the color of the twigs and branches... An upright grower
that has a sprawly, spreading growing habit. It will reach about 8'
to 10' or so... foliage tends to be a pea-green color. The fall color
is yellow, and the branches will actually intensify in color during
the winter. |
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Stella Rossa |
Stella Rossa |
This is a new introduction from Italy via
Holland... it will perform very well in the hot summer months compared
to other
red lace-leaf selections. Although its reputation is for toughness,
the foliage and the branching is more delicate than other laceleaf
varieties.
Grows upright to about 6' or so then cascading. |
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| Acer palmatum Ao Kanzashi |
Ao Kanzashi |
A new introduction from Japan. The tree
is a strong, upright grower to 12' or better, and very full and bushy as well.
The leaves are small, light green and very profuse. The fall color is a soft
yellow. |
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| Acer palmatum Shishio Improved |
Shishio Improved |
This small-leafed Japanese maple is loved for its extremely
brilliant spring new growth– a vivid crimson which lasts well
into early summer when the leaves turn a good, cool green.
- Hardy, deciduous, multi-branched tree to 8-9'
tall. Good for accent, border background and container (can be “bonsai” trained).
- Young plants produce shoots to 3' long, but
rate of growth slows as plants mature.
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| Acer palmatum Nuresagi |
Nuresagi |
This is an excellent upright selection. The foliage is a purple-red,
shaped much like 'Bloodgood', but the foliage tends to look tidier?...
the canopy is more
airy than 'Bloodgood' as well. The mature tree will reach about 20 to 25'. |
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| Acer palmatum Oregon Sunset |
Oregon sunset |
This Japanese maple is one hard to find once in awhile... the leaves are a nice
dark red. The plant forms a semi-dwarf bush, reaching about 6'... this maple
has foliage that truly looks like an Oregon sunset! The foliage is a very dark
red. |
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| Acer palmatum Otome Zakura |
Otome Zakura |
WOW!.... The spring color is just toooooo much! Bright crimson red fading to
salmon pink. the Japanese translation is...ah...Maiden Cherry... the tree is
a medium sized plant reaching about 8'. Makes a good specimen in a pot or in
the garden. |
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| Acer palmatum Shigitatsu Sawa |
Shigitatsu Sawa |
The leaves of this plant are reticulated (netted), covered with green veins with
white or yellow variegation in between almost giving the leaves a white cast.
The tree has an open growing form, and because of the foliage colorations this
maple does best in morning sun and afternoon shade. |
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Toyama Nishiki |
Toyama Nishiki |
Tow-ya-ma Nee-she-key This laceleaf Maple is very slow growing and
very small! Best for as a bonsai or container plant. The leaves are
small, variegated green, red, and white... the foliage will almost
look brown-red. The fall color is crimson. |
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| Acer palmatum Tsukushi gata |
Tsukushi Gata Maple |
Su-coo-she-ga-ta. This is a rare form of Japanese Maple... the tree
will reach a medium height, the foliage is almost a black red and the
tree will retain good color in the Summer... the seed pods are a lime
green , which really stands out against the dark foliage. the branching
and even the veins in the foliage are green. Fall color Me-kow-waa |
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| Acer palmatum Yezo Nishiki |
Yezo Nishiki Maple |
Yee-zo Nish-ee-key this Maple grows wider than tll... a spreading tree
to about 12'-15' tall and from 15'-20' wide. This is an excellent red
-leafed Maple,
color holds well in the Summer months as well. the Fall color is scarlet. |
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| Acer palmatum dissectum Julian |
Julian Laceleaf Maple |
This introduction from the Yokohama Nursery. Co. in 1935, the reintroduced
by Kingville Nursery. in Maryland in 1950... pretty rare... not found too
widely in the trade... This will reach just about 4'-5' full mature,
it has a natural weeping habit... foliage is deeply cot, lacy, and
the foliage color is reddish-brown, greening in the Summer... Fall
colors range from orange or yellow. Great Maple in a pot! |
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| Acer palmatum Crimson Prince |
Crimson Prince Maple |
The foliage is distinctly more red than a 'Bloodgood', holds
color well in the Summer. This tree will grow to about 20'-25- tall and
wide. A newer introduction, and at the present time very hard to find. |
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| Acer palmatum Filifera Purpurea |
Filifera Purpurea Maple |
This tree is probably syn. for A. pal. linearilobum
atropurpureum...
I know that made you very excited... O.K. on with it... The tree matures
at about 12' or
so, the leaves are string like, dark red which will bronze out in the Summer
months. The unusual foliage make this a real show stopper in the garden or
in a pot. |
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| Acer buergerianum Naruto Kaede |
Naruto Kaede Trident Maple |
Now for something really different...IT'S NOT DEAD!!!... this vase
shaped shrubby tree or bush will reach about 8'. The tree is tightly
branched, with the unusual
foliage which actually curls up into a "T" shape. The leaves are
blue-green. Suitable for small gardens or as a container specimen. Go ahead...
be different!!! |
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| Acer palmatum Omato |
Omato Japanese Maple |
This variety was introduced in 1930 in Japan,
not readily found available in the trade due to the popularity of other
look alikes... 'Ozakasuki' and others. The tree will grow 25' or so
and about the same in width. A dark green in the Spring, lighter in
the Summer... will have good Fall color if cold. the leaves are 4" across. |
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| Acer palmatum Iijima sunago |
Iijima Sunago |
Rich red spring growth, slightly on the orange side,
is a durable color which lasts into the summer when leaves become a
rich purplish- brown marked with irregular green spots. ‘Sunago’ means “sand
sprinkled” variegation.
- Hardy, deciduous, round-headed tree to about
18' high. Superb for accent, background and groupings.
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Acer palmatum Ogon sarasa
(aka Acer palmatum Ogona sarasa) |
Ogon Sarasa |
Ogon sasara’ means “gold
calico cloth.” The color combination and leaf shape help identify this
outstanding cultivar. Leaves appear green brushed over with red. Bright fall
colors also.
- Hardy, deciduous, tall shrub form, maturing
at 12'. Ideal accent, border or Japanese garden plant.
- The leaves curl inward from the edges, forming
a trough shape, this is normal and desirable.
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| Acer palmatum Red Pygmy |
Red Pygmy |
This is one of the cultivars in the linearilobum group… Sometimes
the new leaves are not as attenuated as older growth. They will assume
the thread-like form the next year. Don’t prune off!
- Hardy, deciduous, mounding tree to 6' x 6'
over 20 years. Beautiful for accent, specimen, border or container
planting. Leaves are unusually thread-like.
- Color will become more bronzed in extreme
heat. Fall colors range into the bright scarlet tones.
Grows 4-6' tall. |
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| Acer palmatum Tsuma gaki |
Tsuma Gaki |
This cultivar is often confused with ‘Tsuma beni’ as the
spring color of yellow-green, red tipped leaves is so similar…Summer
foliage is green but many cultivars are valued for bright spring color.
- Hardy, deciduous, slow growing tree to about
6' high and as wide—more like a rounded bush. Excellent for
accent, border or container use.
- Leaves hold their red-tip color well into
summer then mature to green. Reds predominate in fall.
Grows 4-6' tall. |
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| Acer palmatum dissectum 'Ebony |
Ebony Japanese Maple |
Crimson-red new leaves turn to dark purple. During summer
the foliage changes to red and in fall the colors are in the scarlet
range during cold winters.
- Hardy, deciduous, cascading shrub to about
12' tall. Excellent accent, background or container plant.
- Finely dissected leaves hold color better
than most cultivars of this type.
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| Acer palmatum Aureum |
Gold Japanese Maple |
Although listed by some 'experts' as being a true variety, some disagree...
oh well, here it is, you decide. The spring color is lime green, which
will darken throughout the growing season... protect from summer's
hot sun and give some wind protection as well.
Reaches 12'-15'. |
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| Acer palmatum Koshibori Nishiki |
Koshibori Nishiki |
The small, new leaves in the spring are edged in a lilting orange,
and as the year progresses, the foliage will be speckled with yellow...
As the tree matures, it will take on a slightly cascading form, in
any form, it will be a great addition to any garden setting.
Ultimate
growth is 8'-12' tall 4'-6' wide. Deciduous in the winter. |
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| Acer palmatum Beni otake |
Beni otake japanese Maple |
Very unique foliage make this semi-dwarf Japanese maple resemble bamboo
leaves... long, and narrow. The tree, with the right fall weather can
be quite attractive in gold and reds. The tree will reach 8'-12' tall
and 4'-6' wide. would be lovely in most garden settings, oriental or
otherwise. |
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| Acer palmatum Ruslyn-in-the-Pink |
Ruslyn-in-the-Pink Maple |
How's this for a name?... hmm... someone's been in the liquor cabinet...
actually, the tree is very different... I guess... many foliage color
changes starting in the spring with bright, red-pink... then a summer
foliage of green-purple and THEN, it goes back to the spring color
in the fall... 'nuf said.
Upright growing, it will reach 12'-15' tall
and about 6'-8' wide. |
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Acer palmatum Orido nishiki
(aka Acer palmatum Versicolor) |
Orido Nishiki |
‘Nishiki’ means brocade/tapestry, fine
dress or variegated—all apply to this outstanding cultivar with leaves
of pink, white, cream and green, shown in diverse combinations… Beautiful
bonsai.
- Hardy, deciduous, upright tree to 16-20' high
x 10' wide. Ideal accent, border or Japanese garden plant.
- Kaleidoscopically, in the above colors, this
is one spectacular tree—from spring to fall.
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| Acer palmatum Inazuma |
Inazuma |
One of the better red-leaf cultivars, 'Inazuma' means 'Thunder'...
the leaves are red and deeply divided. If the conditions are right,
good fall color.
- Hardy, deciduous, strong growing, upright
tree to about 12' x 12'. Excellent for accent, Oriental garden, border
and container.
- Bright red seeds, in prominent clusters, add
to the overall beauty of this ‘special’ maple.
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| Acer palmatum Kurabeyama |
Kurabeyama |
This is almost a medium sized shrub... the foliage comes
out a rust brown turning green into summer. Fall color is yellow dotted
with red.
- Hardy, deciduous, round-headed tree to about
10' -12' high and about as wide. Superb for accent, background and
groupings. This is not a common variety in the trade.
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| Acer palmatum Kihachijo |
Kihachijo |
A very distinct cultivar, the the 7 lobed leaves are slightly serrated.
The leathery leaves come out a light green, darkening in the summer
months. In cool fall weather, the foliage will turn to reds and golds.
- A vigorous grower to 20' or so and about 12'-15'
wide.
- As with most Japanese Maples, a great addition
to any garden, obviously in a Japanese garden too.
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| Acer palmatum Kasagiyama |
Kasagiyama |
This outstanding feature of this tree is the rosy-red color of the
foliage. The Spring foliage comes out a variegated brick-red.The veins
in the leaves are a different color. A mature tree will reach 8 to
10'. |
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| Acer palmatum Margaret Bee |
Margaret Bee |
This
red-leaf cultivar is unique in it's form... almost columnar, very narrow
growing and upright. The leaves are red and evenly divided.
- Hardy, deciduous, strong growing, upright
tree to about 12' x 5'-6'. Excellent for accent, Oriental garden,
border and container.
- Bright red seeds, in prominent clusters, add
to the overall beauty of this ‘special’ maple.
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| Acer palmatum Kurabeyama |
Kurabeyama |
This is almost a medium sized shrub... the foliage comes out a rust
brown turning green into summer. Fall color is yellow dotted with red.
- Hardy, deciduous, round-headed tree to about
10' -12' high and about as wide.
- Superb for accent, background and
groupings. This is not a common variety in the trade.
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| Acer palmatum Matsuyoi |
Matsuyoi |
This is actually a shrub reaching 12'-15' high and wide...
the foliage comes out a pale yellow turning green with age. Great fall
color.
- Superb for accent, background and groupings.
This is not a common variety in the trade.
- As with most Japanese maples protect from
strong afternoon winds.
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