Japanese Maple bonsai starts

This Kamagata Acer palmatum Japanese maple is ideal for Bonsai since the grafting scars are minimal and very low. Kamagata is a very nice delicate looking yet sturdy dwarf. The bright green leaves are small and deeply palmate which curve downward at the lobes. In spring, the lime green leaves have a reddish tint to them which later turns to a bright, light green in summer. Fall colors are brilliant yellow and orange finally turning to red. Kamagata forms a small, rounded tree to 5-6 feet high if planted out in the landscape. This maple is a 2-3 yrs old, 1 gallon plant. This plant has a cool s-shape curve in its trunk as shown in the photos.  

This Kamagata Acer palmatum Japanese maple is ideal for Bonsai since the grafting scars are minimal and low. Kamagata is a very nice delicate looking yet sturdy dwarf. The bright green leaves are small and deeply palmate which curve downward at the lobes. In spring, the lime green leaves have a reddish tint to them which later turns to a bright, light green in summer. Fall colors are brilliant yellow and orange finally turning to red. Kamagata forms a small, rounded tree to 5-6 feet high if planted out in the landscape. This maple is a 2-3 yrs old, 1 gallon plant.