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Acer rufinerve Winters Gold
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Winters Gold is an outstanding snakebark that really gives a show! The bark becomes coral yellow with white stripes with the onset of cold weather. Hardy and fast growing to 10 feet in 8 years.
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Wako nishiki is a small, upright variegated Trident maple. The tiny green leaves of this buegerianium emerge pink in Spring, and turn to white in early spring, which slowly change to several shades of green by Summer. Fall color is a delicate pale yellow. Delicate when young. Morning sun and afternoon shade is best. 5' tall x 5' wide in 10 years. Hardy USDA zone 5
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Acer circinatum Little Gem
Little Gem is a wonderful Acer circinatum dwarf. Little Gem is a dwarf vine maple that was discovered as a witches broom in a vine maple. The Little Gem maple grows into a compact rounded shrub to about 3 feet high. Little Gem has small orbicular leaves about 1" in size which emerge light green in spring and turn to a darker shade by summer. Fall color is orange turning to fiery red. Hardy and can take cold to -10F
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Acer conspicuum Esk Flamingo
Acer conspicuum ‘Esk Flamingo’ is a spectacular snakebark maple with a graceful weeping habit. Pink, cream and white new growth in spring and summer. Esk flamingo has bright pink red branches which are revealed in winter. Orange Autumn color. Suffers with twig dieback when hard freezes occur below 28° . Will grow to 10-12 feet in 15 years. Rare.
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Acer crataegifolium Veitchii
Acer crataegifolium 'Veitchii' is an extremely beautiful variegate whose leaves emerge pink with splashes of cream colored variegation. In hot areas it is best to give Vetchii morning sun afternoon shade. Slow growing this small tree will reach 8' tall x 6' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -10 degrees. USDA zone 6. Rare.
