Ogon sarasa
Ogon sarasa

Ogon sarasa

$38.99 – $124.99

Ogon sarasa is a medium sized Japanese maple, in spring the leaves are brick-red color blended over a deep green base. Mid-summer leaves turn a bronze orange. Fall colors turn shades of orange and crimson red. Very nice plant! Upright form to 12′ in 10 years. Sun / part shade.

Ogon sarasa
Ogon sarasa
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