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Acer palmatum 'Sagara nishiki' Japanese Maple

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$45.00
$45.00 - $45.00
$45.00
Selected Size: 1 gallon (LTD)




Acer palmatum 'Sagara nishiki'

Yellow Variegated Japanese Maple

Zones 5-9

 

'Sagara nishiki' is a stunning Japanese maple that is sure to bring unparalleled beauty to any landscape. It stands out with its bright golden dusting variegation that adorns the large chartreuse to rich green leaves. To ensure the best color, it is recommended to provide some protection from the hot afternoon sun. In some years, the variegation on 'Sagara nishiki' is so thick, it looks yellow from a distance. This variegated Japanese maple will continue to grow for the next 10 years, reaching about 7-8 feet in height. With the fall season, it turns a striking golden yellow to orange, creating a show-stopping display.


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Mike Everson
Beautiful tree.

Love the little yellow outline to each new leaf.

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Mike Everson
Beautiful tree.

Love the little yellow outline to each new leaf.

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Jonathan Chandler
Enigma

Sagara operates in its own lil world. There’s nothing else that looks like it, period. The dark greens can almost almost reach navy blue. Then the bright yellows and chartreuse dappled variegation just give it such a bright, distinguished character and texture. It can be a fairly slow grower, mostly because it needs to live almost completely in the shade, in hotter areas. The mild areas could likely give it a few hours off morning sun. It can be sensitive to a lot of direct sun and heat. Less fertilization, less hot sun, and less water seem to be the ticket for me. Definitely in my top 5, no question.

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Jonathan Chandler
Enigma

Sagara operates in its own lil world. There’s nothing else that looks like it, period. The dark greens can almost almost reach navy blue. Then the bright yellows and chartreuse dappled variegation just give it such a bright, distinguished character and texture. It can be a fairly slow grower, mostly because it needs to live almost completely in the shade, in hotter areas. The mild areas could likely give it a few hours off morning sun. It can be sensitive to a lot of direct sun and heat. Less fertilization, less hot sun, and less water seem to be the ticket for me. Definitely in my top 5, no question.

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Nigel Pyatt
Very unique variegation. Always healthy plants from MrMaple!

Ordered this as a gift for my parents, they love it! Thank you!

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