Kurabeyama
General form of tree - 4
Kurabeyama
General form of tree - 4

Kurabeyama

$34.99 – $84.99

Kurabeyama is a very nice, not too common cultivar worthy of more attention. Leaves emerge bright green in spring then turning to deep green in the summer. Fall leaf colors turn to oranges and reds. Kurabeyama is a hardy and vigorous cultivar. Grows to 12 feet. Sun/part shade

Kurabeyama
Kurabeyama
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