Hanezu hagoromo Maple Tree Size:1 gallon 36-46” Asahi Zuru translates to “dawn

Asahi Zuru translates to “dawn swan” in Japanese

Amber ghost is a very showy but hardy maple that will grow to about 10 feet planted in the landscape

Satsuki beni is a very delightful Acer palmatum with llime green leaves tipped in purple which greet the spring onlooker

slow growing red-leafed linearlobum palmatum

Large orbicular green leaves turn brilliant fall colors of yellow to orange to red

Hanezu hagoromo Maple Tree Size:1 gallon 36-46” Asahi Zuru translates to “dawnAcer palmatum Hanezu hagomoro is the yellow orange selection of the Hagomoro group of cultivars. Hagoromo means feathered which describes the shape of the leaves. Hanezu hagomoro is a bright sunny yellow with rays of orange in the spring. In summer the leaves turn a pleasing light green and finally in fall turn yellow. Hanezu hagoromo is upright and somewhat narrow in form like the other hagomoro Acers. Growth to about 6 in 10 years. Rare and unusual.