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Posted by soupaman 9a (My Page) on
Tue, Dec 19, 06 at 10:12

Anybody know what the tree with the yellow/orange foliage is?

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Species form of japanese maple, acer palmatum.

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  • Posted by yama 7b Ga (My Page) on
    Thu, Dec 21, 06 at 21:56

Hi
It is very beautifull photo. Nice contrast of yellow and green. We enjoy your photo. yama

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  • Posted by bboy z8 WA USA (My Page) on
    Wed, Jan 3, 07 at 22:06

I can't tell from so far away if it is A. palmatum or another, such as A. japonicum. And I certainly can't tell if we are looking at seedlings or named cultivars. But they do look like maples, that much I can tell.

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What a beautiful photo!!! I agree...definately some form of Japanese Maple, aka Acer Palmatum. But I seriously doubt these are seedlings. These trees would have to fairly older to have that much foliage.

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  • Posted by bboy z8 WA USA (My Page) on
    Sun, Jan 21, 07 at 0:15

Maybe you didn't get what I was saying. Seedlings as in raised from seed. But I'm not sure what your point was. They do look like they have biggish leaves and open, spreading habits.

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