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Asahi zuru
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Japanese Maple Tree Varieties

Asahi zuru

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Asahi zuru
Asahi Zuru translates to "dawn swan" in Japanese, perhaps due to its feathery white and pink variegation which is most prominent in springtime. The back of this specimen tends to have pink striations through out, especially on newer bark. Fast growing when young, this nice maple will eventually produce a spreading plant with the variegation becoming more intense with age. A desirable plant for landscapes, this tree can reach up to 18 feet tall, and 10 feet wide at maximum. Sun/ part shade is best to prevent leaf burn.
Baldsmith

Japanese Maple Tree Varieties

Baldsmith

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Baldsmith
Baldsmith is a very nice Acer palmatum lace leaf maple that shows off in the spring with bright orange to red new foliage which later becomes green with highlights of pink, orange and red throughout summer. Baldsmith is very showy and is certain to brighten up your landscape. Baldsmith is a nice alternative to the common red lace leafs. This tree is a strong grower which has similar habit to other lace leafs. Hardy to zone 5.

Acer palmatum

Beni shichihenge

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Beni shichihenge
Beni shichihenge is a gorgeous Acer palmatum known for its variegated leaf color. Leaves start out green with cream and orangish/pink margins in spring, turning to oranges and deep pinks and purples in falls, providing a true rainbow of color. "Beni Shichihenge" in Japanese translates to "red and changing." Beni Shichihenge is a medium tree, reaching 12 feet tall at maximum height. Twiggy growth habit. Full sun / partial shade is best.