5 Graines Érable du Japon, Acer palmatum Dissectum Atropurpureum

5 Graines Érable du Japon, Acer palmatum Dissectum Atropurpureum

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Japan maple, Acer Palmatum Dissectum |

ThePalm maple (Acer Palmatum), or Smooth Japanese maple, is an indigenous species in China, in Korea, at Japan and at Taiwan1. It belongs to the family of Sapindaceae and in the Palmata section of Classification of maplers. This species of tree is often planted in gardens for its varied shapes and colors. Son vernacular name Smooth Japanese maple, comes from the characteristic form strongly cut out of its sheets and the geographic origin of its classification by the Naturalist Swedish, Carl Peter Thunberg during a trip to Japan.

5 seeds - Average germination: 30%

The 3 subspecies of Palm maple : from left to right, Acer Palmatum Standard, Amoenum and Matsumurae. The last Dissectum is more a designation than a subspecies. There are cultivars with red or green leaves in all subspecies.

TheJapanese maple (Acer Japanicum). This species, as the palm maple grows in Japan, in China and in Korea. To differentiate these two species, you must count the lobes of their leaves and look at how the leaves are dent.

The palm maple has leaves with 5 to 7 toothed lobes.
TheJapanese maple has leaves with 7 and 11 low -deotted lobes

It is easy to confuse them.

Palm maple mainly has an ornamental role in gardens. It has been widely cultivated by the Japanese but it is also very appreciated by gardeners around the world. Due to an important Polymorphism due to many Selections, there are almost a thousand Cultivars of the various subspecies with important Differences in the shape and color of the leaves, texture and bark color and size. Certain varieties are frequently used to make Bonsaïs.

The young shoots are sensitive and are cultivated indoors until 4 years before being planted outside6.

Contents subject to the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license. Source : Article Palm maple of Wikipedia in French (Authors)