This beautiful variety has probably the deepest divided and narrowest looking lobes of any of the network veined variegated Japanese Maples. The large mainly seven-lobed leaves are divided almost to the leaf base. Each lobe is undulated and has rolled down margins, so that it appears narrow and long. The spring leaves emerge with a bright pink background and a green network of veins. Color slowly changes to creamy white which spreads toward the pink margins. Fall color is an unusually deep bright orange with green veins.
| HARDINESS ZONES |
5-9 |
| SOURCE |
Graft |
| BEST COLOR |
Spring |
GROWTH HABIT
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Upright |
| 10 YR HEIGHT |
8 ft |
| EXPOSURE |
sun or part sun |
SOLD OUT
We will begin releasing trees in March but the majority of the crop will be released in April.
