Aoba jo
General form of tree - 4
Aoba jo
General form of tree - 4

Aoba jo

$44.99 – $62.99

Aoba jo is an Acer palmatum dwarf variety with delightful green leaves showing bronzed edges. In Japanese, Aoba jo means “beautiful green leaves”. Hardy and strong growing, this tree has very nice fall colors of yellow, orange and finally turning to scarlet.  Mature mounding height is about 3 feet tall, making it an ideal candidate for a potted plant or bonsai.

Aoba jo
Aoba jo
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