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Acer buergerianum
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Acer buergerianum

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Acer buergerianum
Acer buergerianum is a very nice maple tree native to Japan. Also known as the "trident maple" for its' tri-lobed leaves, has bright shiny green leaves which turn firey Fall colors of oranges and reds! The trident maple is often used for bonsai but will grow up to 20 feet if placed in the landscape. Can handle more heat and sun than most Acer palmatums. Zone 5
Acer capillipes

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Acer capillipes

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Acer capillipes
Acer capillipes is a hardy snake bark with beautifully striped bark. Native to the mountains of Japan, this maple was given the Royal Horticultural Society' s Award of Garden Merit. Growth to 25 feet. Fall colors go through brilliant yellow orange to red. Sun/ part shade
Acer Carpinifolium
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Acer Carpinifolium

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Acer Carpinifolium
Also known as the 'Hornbeam Maple' this maples has leaves like no other Acer! Bright red petioles in the spring contrast nicely with the bright green crinkled leaf. Fall color is golden yellow. Sturdy grower to 15' in 10 years. Sun/part shade. Hardy to -30 degrees. USDA zone 4.
Acer crataegifolium
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Acer crataegifolium

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Acer crataegifolium
Acer crataegifolium is a small maple tree native to Japan. Acer crataegifolium is in the snake bark group of maples and hence has white striations in the bark (inconspicuous). The deep green leaves are oval with 3-5 slight shallow lobes. Fall colors are filled with yellows and oranges. This lovely maple will grow to about 24' but often less. Sun/part shade
Acer davidii

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Acer davidii

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Acer davidii
Acer davidii is often a mult-istemmed snakebark tree up to 25 feet in height. A. davidii grows vigorously when young, with bark striped in beautiful white stripes. Native to China, it was given the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit in 1984. It is easy to grow and deserves a place in your landscape. Sun or shade.
Acer griseum Paperbark Maple

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Acer griseum Paperbark Maple

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Acer griseum Paperbark Maple
Acer griseum the Paperbark Maple is an incredible maple with reddish bark that peels away from the trunk which is the focal point of this tree. The Paperbark has Fall color that is outstanding yellow to orange then to red! The paper bark maple is a collectors tree worthy a spot in all enthusiastic gardeners landscape. Very hardy. Tree will reach 20 feet. Hardy to -30 degrees. USDA zone 4
Acer micranthum
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Acer micranthum

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Acer micranthum
Acer micranthum is a wonderful small snakebark with delightful shaped leaves. Given the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit in Europe. Brilliant fall colors of orange and Red. This tree is native to mountainous regions of Japan. Will grow to about 15'. Hardy Sun/ part shade.
Acer mono
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Acer mono

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Acer mono
Acer mono (A.K.A. pictum) is a fast growing tree which will reach up to 25 feet. Acer mono has very nice wide leaves that are shiny green in the summer and turn yellow orange to scarlet red in the fall. The fall colors can be so unique that the tree is also known as the "Painted maple". There are a few very cool cultivars of Acer mono including A. mono Hoshiyadori and A. mono Usugumo. Acer mono is hardy and worthy of a spot in the collectors landscape.
Acer palmatum

Acer palmatum

Acer palmatum – species

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Acer palmatum – species
These Japanese maple trees are green leafed species maples. That is they are seedlings of the genus Acer palmatum. They are beautiful in their own way all slightly different from one another. They are often hardier than cultivars and make a great choice for the gardener that is looking for a Japanese maple for the first time. They are great for multiple plantings in the landscape or bonsai. Spring time color is light green with flecks of red from the leaf buds. As summer progresses the leaves turn a darker shade of green. Fall brings bright oranges and reds to the leaves. Very hardy. Under optimum conditions this tree can grow 30 feet high or more. Many of the trees we offer may have a small grafting scar from a failed grafting attempt.  This scar will be gone in a year or two as the tree matures.
Acer palmatum Red Leafed - Atropurpureum

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Acer palmatum Red Leafed (Atropurpureum)

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Acer palmatum Red Leafed (Atropurpureum)
These trees are red leafed species maples. That is they are red seedlings of the genus Acer palmatum. They are beautiful in their own way all slightly different from one another. They are often hardier than cultivars and make a great choice for the gardener that is looking for a tree for the first time. They are great for multiple plantings in the landscape (can grow up to 20' +) or for use in bonsai.
Acer rubescens
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Acer rubescens

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Acer rubescens
Acer rubescens is a wonderful snake bark maple. Leaves emerge in the spring shiny and glossy. As the the trees mature they tend to have gorgeous spring flower displays. Snake bark maples have striations in their bark that add a very nice contrast to the background green bark. This beautiful maple is very rare and is native to the mountain forests of Taiwan.  Hardy and grows to 40-50 feet when fully mature
Acer Sacchrum

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Acer Sacchrum

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Acer Sacchrum
Acer saccharum (also known as the sugar maple) is a species of maple native to the hardwood forests of eastern Canada, and the northern parts of the Central and Eastern United States, from Minnesota eastward to the highlands of the eastern states.The Sugar maple is best known for its bright fall foliage and for being the primary source of maple syrup. It is very hard and a fast grower reaching 16 feet in ten years and 80 feet at maturity. Zone 4
Acer sieboldianum - 2
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Acer sieboldianum

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Acer sieboldianum
Acer sieboldianum is a beautiful maple with bright palmatum-like greens native to the mountains of Japan. It forms a small tree to 25' in the wild, but a smaller sized tree is expected in cultivation. It makes a very hardy, trouble free maple for mixed landscapes. Fall color is outstanding with brilliant oranges and reds. Sun/part shade.
Acer truncatum
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Acer truncatum

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Acer truncatum
Acer truncatum is native to the forests of northern China, Japan and parts of Korea, this lovely maple would make a nice addition to any landscape. An attractive small hardy tree to 20 feet, this maple can take heat and some wind. Leaves emerge in spring with a greenish- purple color. Seedling grown. Bark has great texture for Bonsai interest. Good yellow to red fall color. Sun/part shade.