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Japanese Maple 'Waterfall': Cascading Green Foliage and Golden Fall Color

Japanese Maple 'Waterfall'

An improved selection with exciting cascading branches, large green leaves, and golden fall color. Useful as a small garden or patio tree, also great in containers. Deciduous.

Growing Specifications

Light: Full Sun to Partial Sun
Water: Moderate
Height: 5–10 feet
Spread: 7–12 feet

Photo credit: Doreen Wynja

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