Aka hosada
Aka hosada

Aka hosada

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Aka hosada is very nice new strap-leaf selection that is very sun hardy and very red. Aka hosasa tends to hold it’s color better than any other Linearlobium and even in mid summer heat. A small upright maple to about 6-8′.

Zones 6-9.

Aka hosada
Aka hosada
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