Cutleaf Japanese Maple, Threadleaf Japanese Maple 'Garnet' (Acer palmatum var. d

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jhayes5032 Greensboro, NC Dec 14, 2004

Cutleaf Japanese Maple, Threadleaf Japanese Maple 'Garnet'
Acer palmatum var. dissectum

Acer palmatum "Garnet" Oct 2004

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Kruch72 Elgin, IL(Zone 5a) Dec 15, 2004

Nice acer! Whas that the fall color or did turn another shade? George

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kayaker Milton, VT(Zone 4a) Dec 15, 2004

jhayes,

How tall is this tree and how long did it take to get to this height?

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jhayes5032 Greensboro, NC May 10, 2005

I bought this as a specimen. It was quite expensive. I've only had it 4 years and it really hasn't grown that much in height

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Connie_G Austin, TX(Zone 8b) Jul 04, 2006

jhayes, I just bought 6 of these for foundation "bushes." I'm glad you said they are slow growers. Are they still doing well? I'm in Austin, Texas, and will have them under a 2-tree canopy. I'll baby them so hopefully they will live/grow. My DH grew these in Dallas, Texas, so "had" to have some!

Kruch, my paperwork on these "Garner Laceleaf" JM's says "Fine, red-green foliage turns bright red in fall. Grows to 10-15 feet. Partial shade." So....I would imagine jhayes took this pic in the fall....yes?

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jhayes5032 Greensboro, NC Sep 20, 2006

Connie, you are right, this was taken at its fall peak. It is reddish-green during the growing season, the more sun, the more red, but not as red as in fall

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21gardens Oswego, NY(Zone 5a) Aug 27, 2008

I am in Oswego, New York. I purchased a reduced price Garnet Japanese Maple. I am wanting to create a look like jhayes5032. I am planting this in the ground. I am concerned about the branches that may touch the ground, and how to prune them properly. Help!

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