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deeonna4444

Can this tree grow in the northern part of michigan?

12 years ago
Would like to know if this tree can grow in the north. It is just what I would like.
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    12 years ago
    here are the details from the ideabook it is featured in. You will need to compare the hardiness given below with your own climate, asking at a local nursery if you are unsure.

    Red Spider Japanese Maple(Acer palmatum ‘Red Spider’; syn. Acer palmatum ‘Beni kumo-no-su’) Delicate spider-like leaves are the highlight of this small Japanese maple; they emerge red and mature to a bronze-green before turning to vivid scarlet in fall.Origin: CanadaWhere it will grow: Hardy to -20 degrees Fahrenheit (zones 5 to 8)Water requirement: AverageLight requirement: Full sun or partial shadeMature size: 6 feet tall and 3 feet wide in 10 years When to plant: Spring or fall
    deeonna4444 thanked Le jardinet
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