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Burgundy Lace aoba jo An incredible maple

Burgundy Lace aoba jo An incredible mapleBurgundy Lace is a very showy medium sized Acer palmatum Japanese maple of spreading growth. This species originated in Japan and was cultivated in the US in the late 1950s, receiving the Royal Horticultural Society Merit Award. Burgundy lace leaves emerge light red purple in spring, and turn a deeper purple in the summer. Burgundy lace has beautiful leaves that are divided to the base into seven narrow, strongly toothed lobes, giving it the classic

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Description

An incredible maple

Akaji nishiki has bright orange to red fall color

The petioles of Green Hornet tend to turn reddish to deep purple which give this dissectum an unusual and nice appearance

Beni tsukasa has outstanding Spring color of pink to pale apricot with shaded portions of the plant mottled blush-pink and cream

It is hardy and can handle medium intense sun

Burgundy Lace aoba jo An incredible mapleBurgundy Lace is a very showy medium sized Acer palmatum Japanese maple of spreading growth. This species originated in Japan and was cultivated in the US in the late 1950s, receiving the Royal Horticultural Society Merit Award. Burgundy lace leaves emerge light red purple in spring, and turn a deeper purple in the summer. Burgundy lace has beautiful leaves that are divided to the base into seven narrow, strongly toothed lobes, giving it the classic

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