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What type of Japanese maple is this?

yogibear77 · 2019-05-12 19:06:25

Am looking for one of these and don't know what type it is. Also where could I get one, in the south east preferably. Thanks Hope these links work

12-05-2019 7:06pm

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yogibear77

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Am looking for one of these and don't know what type it is. Also where could I get one, in the south east preferably. Thanks

Hope these links work

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#2 12-05-2019 7:41pm

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Looks like an acer palmatum 'bloodgood'. Most of the good online garden shops in Ireland have them.

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#3 12-05-2019 8:23pm

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Are they all that small? Or do they come in different sizes?

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#4 12-05-2019 10:32pm

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yogibear77 wrote: »

Are they all that small? Or do they come in different sizes?

That one looks like it has been pruned into that shape.

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#5 13-05-2019 8:04am

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Is it a miniature? Or is that the standard size. I just want to make sure I get the correct one. It's to match that one.

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#6 13-05-2019 8:54pm

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Not a miniature, but you could keep it pruned to that height if you wanted to. I think they look better left a bit wild. Have a look on the rhs website for a few different species. They're slow growing mostly.

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#7 14-05-2019 12:27pm

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Thanks, will have a look

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