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ACER palmatum ‘Senkaki’- Coral Bark Maple

Product Details

Coral Bark Maple

Species Overview Coral-red young branches make Acer palmatum ‘Senkaki’ a tree to enjoy even on a bare Winter day. In this Harrisons Heritage selection, established form gives the seasonal details a fitting setting. Green leaves turn golden-yellow in Autumn, then fall to reveal the stems that give Coral Bark Maple its name.

Suited For Courtyard focal points; gardens viewed from indoors; seasonal feature planting.

Why Choose This Tree Create a garden feature that carries interest through the leafless months, with the shape and presence of an established Maple.

Growing Conditions Deciduous; approximately 4 × 2.5m.

Botanical Name Acer palmatum ‘Senkaki’