Aka shigitatsusawa
Aka shigitatsusawa - 2
General form of tree - 4
Aka shigitatsusawa
Aka shigitatsusawa - 2
General form of tree - 4

Aka shigitatsusawa

$42.99 – $84.99

Aka shigisatsu sawa is a very nice reticulated cultivar which emerges with a beautiful unique spring color. In full sun, leaves develop a heavy tint of pink-red with contrasting dark green veins. Fall is firery orange and red. Growth to 8 feet. Sun/part shade.

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Aka shigitatsusawa
Aka shigitatsusawa
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