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Types of Japanese Maples
Acer palmatum
The palmatums are generally more upright, growing up to 30 feet tall,
and possessing leaves with broad lobes which have smoother margins as
compared to the dissectums.
Acer palmatum dissectum
The dissectums are generally mounding in habit growing
up to 10 feet tall (at best), and possess leaves with deep lobes which
are fine, delicate, and deeply serrated as compared to the palmatums.
These finer leaves can experience leaf scorch from the heat of the summer
without
even watering and some afternoon shade. Such scorch greatly detracts
from the beauty of the plant, but rarely causes long term harm.
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