Detail of the acer leaves, for better identification.
By Katarina
- 7 Jun, 2015
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agree with Klahanie most likely grown from seed as opposed to a graft.
8 Jun, 2015
Thanks to both of you, I was searching for name. It was grafted, Bjs, there is visible knot on the stem.
If I find the label, I will update this photo :-)
9 Jun, 2015
Please do. The leaf is pretty with red fingernails ? and the stem seems to be pinkish too. There are so many cultivars that would be impossible to know. I know only the usual and popular (around here) JMs. Not very many really. How tall it suppose to be at maturity, do you know?
9 Jun, 2015
That is one of the reasons, why I want to know its name. I bought it on the autumn, when it had beautiful orange-pinkish leaves.
9 Jun, 2015
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There are 1000s of acers palmatum Katarina. Your tree is one in this group. Acer Palmatum.
8 Jun, 2015