Sagara Nishiki

Sagara Nishiki

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Sagara nishiki is an incredible spring sight as beautiful apricot colored leaves emerge which later turn to lime green leaves with bright yellow edging. As summer progresses some leaves may be loose variegation, some may be completely yellow. Fall colors of orange and red. Upright growing tree to 10 feet tall. Partial shade

Sagara Nishiki
Sagara Nishiki
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