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Old 16-Nov-2004   #1
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Large maple

Here are a couple of pics of a large palmatum in spring and last night. It is over three feet tall, and although it has a very high split for three trunks, I have always liked it as a more "naturalistic" tree.

Please understand the photos were of "opportunity" and not tweaked for better photo/display quality.

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I think the tree looks very natural just the way it is. Good colour...and great branch spread. Keep up the good work.
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