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Ariadne
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The Japanese maple Ariadne is a very nice reticulatum Acer palmatum cultivar with attractively green-veined leaves. Ariadne emerges in spring with orange-pink colored leaves changing to a deeper color in the summer. Fall color is a fiery orange-red. Ariadne is beautiful small maple to 8 feet. Sun/part shade in hot locations. Hardy to -10°F
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Zones 6-9.
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