Wilson's Pink Dwarf taylor maple Often planted with Osakazuki and

Often planted with Osakazuki and Hogyoku for fall drama

Shaina makes a very nice plant for potted situations or a unique landscape setting where a small maple is desired

Will grow to about 15′

It is fairly drought tolerant – but can often be found along side of creeks and streams

Wilson's Pink Dwarf taylor maple Often planted with Osakazuki andAcer palmatum Wilsons Pink Dwarf gets its name from the small pinkish orange leaves that emerge in the spring on multiple branching shoots. The color holds for a month or more, gradually changing to lime green in summer. Summer greens change to yellows and oranges in the fall. This great dwarf palmatum is a showstopper in the spring! This variety is a strong grower and fairly hardy, although it may struggle in overly shady, damp areas. Willsons Pink