Info on JM Shaina

19 years ago

Are these typically mounding or somewhat upright? I'm not seeing many photos of the whole tree...just the leaves!

Thanks!

Angie

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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
19 years ago
It is upright but shrubby.

Here is a link that might be useful: Acer palmatum 'Shaina'
grullablue
Original Author
19 years ago
Thank you VERY MUCH gardengal! So a little bit of both! LOL...
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myersphcf
19 years ago
It is NOT a mounding tree like a dissectum it just tends to be a bit more twiggy and thickly leafed, dense ( not stupid)...again depending on where you live and it's siting Most put it in the dwarf to semi dwarf vicinity of "acerdom" I think semi dwarf is more correct it is a sport of the Bloodgood with similar color... but not shape or habit...It would be IMHO a semi dwarf upright A.P Palmatum. David

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