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   What is a Red Dragon Japanese maple?

   • The ‘Red Dragon’ Japanese Maple is an exquisite choice for garden enthusiasts seeking a touch of elegance and vibrant color. Its maroon to burgundy leaves gracefully transition to bright red in autumn, adding a dramatic flair to any garden or patio setting.

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   What is the difference between Crimson Queen and Mikawa Yatsubusa?

   • ‘Crimson Queen’ ‘Crimson Queen’ is a well-known weeping variety of Japanese maple. It has a short, mounded form, dense with dark red foliage, and features weeping and spreading branches. ‘Mikawa Yatsubusa’ is a highly unique, dwarf, and compact cultivar. Featuring attractive bark, tight growing foliage, and sculptural branch structure.

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   What is a Japanese maple tree?

   • 1. Tamukeyama Japanese Maple Tree – Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’ The Weeping Tamukeyama Japanese Maple, with its gracefully arching branches and delicately cut leaves, transforms through a palette of colors as the seasons change, from a radiant red in spring to a rich burgundy in summer, and then to a vibrant crimson in fall.

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   What does a Japanese maple look like?

   • This shrub-like version of the traditional Japanese Maple is distinguished by its rounded form, vibrant cascading branches, and bright green, feather-like leaves that transition through a palette of golden yellows, brilliant bronzes, lush reds, and vivid oranges from spring to fall.

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   Can you grow Japanese red maple in a pot?

   • Bloodgood Japanese Red Maple Tree. Any Japanese Maple can be grown in a pot, but the smaller varieties have naturally smaller root systems and will reside more happily in a container. Larger varieties, such as Bloodgood, will quickly outgrow a pot and would need to be transplanted often to larger and larger pots.

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   Are Japanese X Korean Maples hybrids?

   • As Maples interbreed so readily, there are hybrid Maples bred from crossing Zone 5 Japanese Maples with maples hardy to Zone 4, resulting in a tree hardy to Zone 4 with some of the sought-after ornamental characteristics of Japanese Maples. Japanese x Korean maple hybrids are perhaps the most commonly seen, such as:

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2. www.reddit.com › red_dragon_vs_crimson_queenRed Dragon vs Crimson Queen? : r/JapaneseMaples

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   Red Dragon has more interesting colors that vary over the season. Bright reds early spring and late fall, greens and maroons over the summer. I think the Red Dragon I have has a slightly more upright habit than the Crimson Queen - anyway I'm pruning it up to reveal a nice trunk and branch structure. Got her planted!

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   Jun 14, 2024 · ‘Crimson Queen’ is a well-known weeping variety of Japanese maple. It has a short, mounded form, dense with dark red foliage, and features weeping and spreading branches. Height: 8-10’ Width: 10-12’ Growth Form: Dense, broadly spreading habit with cascading branches

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   Jun 3, 2024 · The Weeping Tamukeyama Japanese Maple, with its gracefully arching branches and delicately cut leaves, transforms through a palette of colors as the seasons change, from a radiant red in spring to a rich burgundy in summer, and then to a vibrant crimson in fall.

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   4 days ago · The leaves of Japanese maples are their most striking feature. They can be deeply lobed or finely dissected, giving them a delicate, lace-like appearance. In spring, new leaves emerge in shades of green, red, or purple.

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   Jun 10, 2024 · Japanese maples can be found in a range of sizes—from dwarf varieties, to shrubs, to small trees. These trees have delicate foliage featuring pointy, star-shaped leaves with five to nine palmate lobes. Easy to care for, Japanese maples provide a great payoff with their bold fall colors.

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   Jun 6, 2024 · Planting a Japanese Bloodgood Japanese maple will adorn your garden with vibrant foliage throughout most of the year. Hardiness Zones: 5 to 8 Except for these, there are many other varieties that you may consider, such as Autumn Moon, Crimson Queen, Butterfly, Red Dragon, etc.

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    Jun 17, 2024 · If you want to grow a Japanese Maple in a pot, look for dwarf varieties such as Butterfly, Hoshi kuzu, Pixie, Red Elf or Waterfall. There are many more dwarf varieties that can be grown in a pot. Next, choose an appropriate pot for your Japanese Maple.