Geisha Gone Wild

Geisha Gone Wild

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Geisha Gone wild is a nice pink variegated palmatum with deeply divided leaves. In Spring leaves emerge with lots of pink and then change slowly throughout summer to light cream with flecks of green and shades of pink. Geisha Gone wild grows more vigorously than Geisha. A busy tree to 8′. Rare and unusual. Morning sun afternoon shade is best.

Geisha Gone Wild
Geisha Gone Wild
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