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Acer tataricum subsp .ginnala | Also known as: Crimson-leaved maple, Acer ginnala | Rating: votes| Print / Pdf
Acer tataricum subsp .ginnala is also known as Amur maple or Acer ginnala. This acer from Asia is small and spreading. It will only grow to about ten metres in height, usually much smaller. It has a short and slender trunk, with thin bark that's a grey-brown colour. It has glossy leaves that are lobed with irregular toothed edges. They turn from green to orange or red in the autumn. This species has been given the RHS Award of Garden Merit. It's a good plant for bonsai. It has good drought and wind resistance and will grow well in clay soil. The common name Amur maple is derived from the Amur river that flows along the border of China and Russia.