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Laceleaf Weeping Japanese Red Maple
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Laceleaf Japanese red maple trees are one the most familiar maples. Laceleaf Japanese red maples are characterized by their leaf lobes, which are very narrow and serrated, giving them a lacy appearance.They are also noted for their weeping, mushroom-shaped mound that usually only grows to a maximum of 5 feet tall. The laceleaf pictured to the left is about 6 feet tall and is 40 years old. This picture reflects the spring foliage of a laceleaf maple.

Japanese laceleaf maples make excellent focal points especially as a backdrop by a pond as the one pictured above. Laceleafs come in various colors of green and red. The most common color is dark red almost burgundy.

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