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Acer conspicuum Esk Flamingo
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Acer conspicuum ‘Esk Flamingo’ is a spectacular snakebark maple with a graceful weeping habit. Pink, cream and white new growth in spring and summer. Esk flamingo has bright pink red branches which are revealed in winter. Orange Autumn color. Suffers with twig dieback when hard freezes occur below 28° . Will grow to 10-12 feet in 15 years. Rare.
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Acer pseudoplatanus Simon Louis Freres
Beautiful bold splashes of variegation on a broad leaf make this a spectacular Acer pseudoplatanus. Simon Louis Freres is slower growing than other variegated forms of pseudoplatanus, but will grow to 15 feet in 10 years. Rare but an appealing plant worthy of more attention. Sun/ part shade.
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Acer davidii Hansu suru
Hansu suru is a very nice variegated variety of Acer davidii. Leaves can be entirely yellow, partly variegated or completely green. Vigorous grower to about 8 feet. Leaves are typical of the species but slightly smaller. Habit is bushier than the species. Branches sometimes revert. Best grown in part shade to avoid burning of highly variegated leaves.