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Acer palmatum 'Okushimo' Japanese Maple @ MapleWalk Garden | The Collector's Corner |



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11 Comments

  1. Is this the one that you said, in another video, that pairs well with Osakazuki? you said something is the orange counterpart to the red Osakazuki. was it this?

  2. In the Spring just send Brian back there every Monday for two months, would love to see all those trees progressing through that time of year.

  3. Matt always has a way with words, this Tree is “Chartreusey” AND adds “Season” to the garden! You’re priceless Gentlemen. Thank you❤

  4. By far one of my favorite cultivars! I absolutely love okushimo🤩. It’s a must have for any garden👌🏻 and such a beautiful specimen that was presented by Mr.maple to and thank you for sharing to us all🤩. #japanesemaples❤️🍁🔥.

  5. @"if it isn't listedby the time you are watching hit the button to be notified when its in stock!"

    This tree has only been listed once in the last 3 1/2 yrs. LoL.
    And I missed it!

  6. This pre 1704 maple cultivar here in the UK, is often listed under its synonym 'Crispa'. Gorgeous cultivar for sure.

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