Mikawa yatsubusa - 2
General form of maple tree - 6
Mikawa yatsubusa - 2
General form of maple tree - 6

Mikawa yatsubusa

$44.99 – $145.99

Mikawa Yatsubusa is a hardy green leaved dwarf Japanese maple whose leaves are spaced closely together on short, stubby shoots. Leaves overlap nicely to give the maple a unique appearance. Mikawa Yatsubusa has very nice branching habit. Fall colors are yellow orange to red. Moderate to slow growing. Very cool – one of our favorites! 6 feet in 10 years. Makes a great container maple. Sun / part shade

 

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