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Pine Bark Nishiki Gawa (2 Yr) Pre Bonsai (#79) pendulous maples Shaded portions of the plant

Pine Bark Nishiki Gawa (2 Yr) Pre Bonsai (#79) pendulous maples Shaded portions of the plantNishiki gawa, commonly known as the Pine Bark maple has very unique rough bark, unlike other types of maples, making it a sought after bonsai option. Leaves emerge green and stay green throughout the summer, turning orange and red in the fall. Popular for bonsai, if planted in the landscape it will grow upright and up to 18 feet in the landscape. Hardy to 10 F A very unusual and interesting maple. This is a 1 2 year old one gallon plant. The graft

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Description

Shaded portions of the plant remain green giving rise to a two-tone effect

perfect for containers or bonsai

The new shoots are sometimes pink and the newer bark has stripes of pink throughout

Fall color brings golden yellows

Pine Bark Nishiki Gawa (2 Yr) Pre Bonsai (#79) pendulous maples Shaded portions of the plantNishiki gawa, commonly known as the Pine Bark maple has very unique rough bark, unlike other types of maples, making it a sought after bonsai option. Leaves emerge green and stay green throughout the summer, turning orange and red in the fall. Popular for bonsai, if planted in the landscape it will grow upright and up to 18 feet in the landscape. Hardy to 10 F A very unusual and interesting maple. This is a 1 2 year old one gallon plant. The graft

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