Plant Details
Acer palmatum 'Shaina'
Japanese Maple
Exposure:
Part Shade
Plant Category:
Shade & Flowering Trees
Height:
Maximum 12 feet
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PALMATUM, red. This sport of the well-known cultivar, 'Bloodgood', is a special semidwarf. An upright growing, compact plant that, when young, will produce vigorous new shoots. In later years, the growth becomes shorter and more dense. This outstanding plant for container or landscape has interesting two toned leaves which start as bright red changing to dark maroon-red. Each leaf has narrow, sharply pointed lobes. Outstanding!
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9 Nurseries Carry This Plant:
| Name | City/State | Phone | Prod Type | Availability | |
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| Bountiful Farms Nursery Inc. | Woodburn, OR | Email now | 503-981-7494 | Container: 1 | |
| Don Schmidt Nursery Inc. | Boring, OR | Email now | 503-668-4659 | BB: 1 | |
| Eshraghi Nurseries, LLC | Hillsboro, OR | Email now | 503-628-8685 | Container: 2 |
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| Loen Nursery Inc. | Woodburn, OR | Email now | 503-982-6300 | Container: 1 |
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| Obersinner Nursery Inc. | Silverton, OR | Email now | 503-873-4004 | BB: X | |
| Pacific Nursery Inc. | Dayton, OR | Email now | 503-864-4080 | Container: 2 | |
| Patterson Nursery Sales Inc. | Eagle Creek, OR | Email now | 503-668-6000 | Container: X | |
| Sester Farms Inc. | Gresham, OR | Email now | 503-663-4844 | Container: X |
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| Sobella Nursery | Damascus, OR | Email now | 503-454-0789 | BB: X Container: X |
Comments
Submitted by Ref: Plantlust.com on 11/8/2012 4:29 PM
This is the smallest growing of the groups of palmatums which are coral red in the spring and on the new growth later in the year. Also in the group are Shishio improved, Shindeshojo, Beni maiko. A mature specimen will probably be under 5'. zone 6
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Submitted by Ref: Plantlust.com on 11/8/2012 4:29 PM
Compact twiggy growth ; small, deeply 5-lobed, 2-toned (new bright-red over older deep-red) leaves growing in "tufts" are clues to this dwarf-red-round-leaf's origin as a 'Bloodgood' "witch's broom"; a delight! Sun-PSh/Med
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