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An aristocrat
among trees. Japanese maples of many shapes, sizes and colors
adorn many of Pittsburgh’s private gardens. It grows
in a manner much like a flowering dogwood with almost layered
branches. Any garden or public place would be enhanced with
one or more of these fine trees.
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| Height: 12’-15’ and
as wide. Can grow to be 40’. |
| Leaves: 2”-5” long,
half as wide. Opposite, simple. Variable from light to dark green,
turning to brilliant reds and yellows in autumn, and lasting
until late November. |
| Habitat: Native
to Japan. |
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