Acer palmatum var. dissectum
Common name:
Dissected Japanese Maple
Pronunciation:
A-ser pal-MAY-tum dis-SEK-tum
Family:
Sapindaceae, Aceraceae
Genus:
Type:
Broadleaf
Native to (or naturalized in) Oregon:
No
- Broadleaf deciduous, small compact mound, dense. Leaves feathery, with 7-11 lobes cut to point of attachment, each lobe finely cut and each division toothed. Cultivars vary in fineness and color of leaves. Some have good fall color, from yellow-gold to red.
- Sun to part shade
- The Dissectum Group, as described by van Gelderen, D.M., P.C. de Jong, and H. J. Oterdoom (1994, p. 270), includes cultivars that have green leaves, purple or brown leaves, sometimes fading to green, or variegated leaves.
- Oregon State Univ. campus: between Bexell and Gleeson halls, in the northern most planter.
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plant habit, spring
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leaves, spring
