Acer campbellii 'Boney Fingers' Rare Japanese Maple JUNESALE upright specimen that fits well

upright specimen that fits well in small gardens

While "shidare" often translates as weeping

turning a rich bronze in the fall before shedding for winter

Hydrangea machophylla ‘Vetchii' is a very showy Lacecap hydrangea

The fall color on 'Mercedes' can range from yellow to orange

Acer campbellii 'Boney Fingers' Rare Japanese Maple JUNESALE upright specimen that fits wellAcer campbellii 'Boney Fingers' Rare Japanese Maple Zones 7 9 'Boney Fingers' is quite the special little tree. It is tight and dense like a 'Mikawa yatsubusa', but it is an Acer campbellii. The leaves are quite unique and elongated, resembling boney hands. The buds are larger than a typical Acer palmatum, giving a more boney appearance in the winter on this tightly layering dwarf. 'Boney Fingers' may reach 3 4 ft in height and width in 10 years.