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Red Leaf Japanese Maple, Dormant Bare Root Starter Ornamental Tree (1-Pack)
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Red Leaf Japanese Maple, Dormant Bare Root Starter Ornamental Tree (1-Pack)

A Japanese Maple tree can bring elegance to gardens, landscapes or even to a patio in a container, it is a gorgeous ornamental tree with a graceful silhouette, its finely textured foliage and intense red color create a beautiful summer-to-fall accent wherever it is planted, it grows slowly and manageably, so you can prune it in early spring to keep it tidy …
A Japanese Maple tree can bring elegance to gardens, landscapes or even to a patio in a container, it is a gorgeous ornamental tree with a graceful silhouette, its finely textured foliage and intense red color create a beautiful summer-to-fall accent wherever it is planted, it grows slowly and manageably, so you can prune it in early spring to keep it tidy or for bonsai styling. Wherever you plant it, though, be sure it has shelter from wind to protect the delicate unfolding leaves from drying out. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 8. Plant in a sheltered site, protecting from wind, especially in Northern regions.
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A Japanese Maple tree can bring elegance to gardens, landscapes or even to a patio in a container, it is a gorgeous ornamental tree with a graceful silhouette, its finely textured foliage and intense red color create a beautiful summer-to-fall accent wherever it is planted, it grows slowly and manageably, so you can prune it in early spring to keep it tidy or for bonsai styling. Wherever you plant it, though, be sure it has shelter from wind to protect the delicate unfolding leaves from drying out. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 8. Plant in a sheltered site, protecting from wind, especially in Northern regions.