Ginnala Maple (Amur)
Acer ginnala
MAP-GIN
A dense, finely branched, small tree or large shrub with an irregular, rounded habit. Bright green leaves turn to shades of scarlet, orange and yellow in fall. Winged seeds appear in summer. Be sure to wrap the trunk in the fall till spring.
Max Elevation: 8500
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