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Dr. Suess
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The Japanese maple Dr Seuss is a dwarf Acer palmatum with small, lightly variegated green and yellow leaves, most noticeable on new growth. Leaves emerge in the Spring with orange tinges. Dr Seuss forms a tight ball of a shrub to about 5 feet tall by 3 feet wide. Fall color is yellow to orange. Hardy to -10 degrees.
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Acer circinatum Pacific Sprite
Pacific Sprite is a cultivar of the vine maple which is native to the Pacific Northwest. Pacific Sprite is a slow-growing upright deciduous tree with thick branches. The green leaves are twisted and contorted giving the maple a unique appearance. Pacific Sprite has a golden Fall color. sun/partial shade. 6' tall x 2' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -20 degrees. USDA zone 5.
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Aka kawa hime
Aka kawa hime is a wonderful semi-dwarf palmatum with bright red bark in the winter. Aka kawa hime translates to "small red bark" in Japanese, which like the Sango Kaku, is this cultivar's main highlights. This tree has dense lime green foliage which turn golden yellow and orange winter. If you like the Sango Kaku, but prefer a smaller tree, The Aka kawa hime is a perfect choice, as it will only grow to 6-8 feet in 10 years. Width to about 6' Sun/part shade. Hardy to -10° F
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Aka shigitatsusawa
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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A. japonicum O isami
O isami is a very nice Japonicum with habits similar to the genus - Open and spreading. Large orbicular green leaves turn brilliant fall colors of yellow to orange to red! Upright and sturdy growing. Oisami will reach to about 12-15 ' in 10 years.
