Acer campbellii ssp. flabellatum | Cultivar Spotlight
Acer campbellii ssp. flabellatum
Zones: 7b-9
Acer campbellii ssp. flabellatum, a rare Chinese cousin of the Japanese maple, offers a striking display in the garden. Its spring growth emerges in vibrant shades of red, maturing to a lush green, and transitions to a dazzling array of yellow, orange, or red foliage in the fall. This particular clone, with roots tracing back to England's Westonbirt Arboretum, is grafted onto Acer palmatum rootstock, reaching heights of 15 feet in just 10 years. Originating from Chinese temperate forests, it thrives best with protection from the hot afternoon sun. Elevate your garden with this captivating maple, a testament to the beauty and diversity of the Acer genus.

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