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Acer palmatum Red Panda™ Japanese Maple

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Original price $150.00 - Original price $150.00
Original price
$150.00
$150.00 - $150.00
Current price $150.00
1 gallon: Small 1 gallon




Acer palmatum 'NicholsBrothers03'

Acer Palmatum Red Panda™

PPAF

Area 51 Collection

Japanese Maple

Zones 5 - 9

 

Acer palmatum Red Panda™ is a compact dwarf selection in the Mikawa Family Collection. Red Panda™ has the tight layering habit similar to 'Mikawa yatsubusa' but with a bright orange-red spring color that holds longer than other colorful Mikawa-types. For us in WNC, we have had color in late spring to early summer. Secondary flushes on Red Panda™ during the summer has orange-red new growth. Red Panda™ may reach 3-4 ft in height and width in 10 years. Fall color onRed Panda™ is a bright fiery red.

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Brian W. Pike
The elusive Red Panda

Beautiful little tree. Planted mine directly in the ground. Holding up very well in 8 hours of sun.

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Brian W. Pike
The elusive Red Panda

Beautiful little tree. Planted mine directly in the ground. Holding up very well in 8 hours of sun.

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Mike O'Donnell
Acer Palmatum Red Panda

Hello,
I was pleasantly surprised I got a Red Panda off of the 10@10. The plant arrived a couple of days later and was an excellent size and shape. I haven’t planted it yet but am looking forward to seeing it color up this fall. I have heard the Spring colors are awesome.
Thanks again to Mr Maple for providing us the opportunity to collect some rare cultivars.
Mike

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Jim Nelligan
Finally snagged one!

Mr. Maple sent me a nice size Red Panda and I planted it in my Mikawa garden. She looks great!

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Mike O'Donnell
Acer Palmatum Red Panda

Hello,
I was pleasantly surprised I got a Red Panda off of the 10@10. The plant arrived a couple of days later and was an excellent size and shape. I haven’t planted it yet but am looking forward to seeing it color up this fall. I have heard the Spring colors are awesome.
Thanks again to Mr Maple for providing us the opportunity to collect some rare cultivars.
Mike