Japanese Maple

Acer palmatum

602 Government Way

As the name implies, this small tree is a native to Japan, as well as Korea. It is a slow-growing tree that seldom exceeds 20 feet in height. The branch spread of a Japanese maple is usually as great as its height.

The deeply lobed leaves and layered growth give Japanese maples an airy, artistic look. There are many cultivars of the Japanese maple and most do well in our area.

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Nominated by: Ken Roberge

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