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Acer palmatum dissectum 'Omurayama' (weeping standard)
Omurayama Weeping Japanese Maple
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| Description | A beautiful Japanese Maple with bright green leaves that are distinctly serrated. Autumn colour is a brilliant gold, orange and crimson. New growth carries an orange tinge. | ||
| Foliage |
Deciduous
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| Form |
Weeping
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| Mature Size | 1.4-1.8m grafted | ||
| Uses | This is a unique tree, suitable as a feature tree in small parks and gardens. Can be grown in containers or planted in rows where it will add great colour in summer and autumn. | ||
| Position & Soil | Once established this tree is adaptable to a range of soil types but ideally, a moist, well-drained soil is preferred. Avoid a location that is unprotected from north or west afternoon sun, or hot winds in summer as this may stress the tree or scorch the foliage. | ||
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| Substitutes |
• Betula pendula 'Youngii' • Ulmus glabra 'Camperdownii' (Weeping Standard) |
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