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What is the name of my Tree?

14 years ago

I am moving and I am trying to get another one like it. It starts red, then the red gets lighter and it becomes light green, in the fall goes from orange to red. I am posting a few pictures I could find hoping it can help.

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marciamaria
Original Author
14 years ago
The links to the pictures
http://s1015.photobucket.com/albums/af276/MarciaMMCB/JM/?action=postuploadshare
destin_gardener
14 years ago
it is a Japanese Maple for sure, but which cultivar it is, you would have to ask an JM expert.
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marciamaria
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks
kaitain4
14 years ago
Impossible to say. There are over 3000 varieties of Japanese Maple, and it would take personal inspection, comparison of leaves in spring, summer, fall, etc. etc. to even get close. Just search for a local nursery in your new location that carries JMs and observe what they have for a while to get an idea of what suits you.

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