
Japanese Maple 'Baby Lace' (Acer palmatum 'Baby Lace') is a miniature dissectum cultivar discovered by Rick Rey at the Delaware Agricultural School and introduced by Raraflora Nursery, Kinterfield, Pennsylvania. It forms a tiny, dense mound of finely dissected green leaves that turn golden-yellow in fall. One of the smallest laceleaf maples, perfect for troughs and fairy gardens.
USDA zones 5-8. Prefers partial shade. Excellent drainage essential; use gritty mix. Water carefully. Very slow growing.
Perfect for miniature gardens, troughs, rock gardens, and bonsai. A rare gem for collectors of tiny dissectums.
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Japanese Maple 'Moonfire': Reliable Red Upright with Bronze Summer Tones
Japanese Maple 'Fjellheim': Dwarf Compact from Norway
Japanese Maple 'Kamagata': Dwarf Compact Introduced by Maplewood Nursery
Japanese Maple 'Hogyoku': Precious Jewel with Green Leaves, Orange Fall
Japanese Maple 'Ichigyoji': One Line of Characters with Green Foliage
Japanese Maple 'Scolopendrifolium': Centipede Leaf with Narrow Lobes
Japanese Maple 'Kinshi': Golden Thread with Fine Golden Variegation
Japanese Maple 'Fascination': Intriguing Variegation
Japanese Maple 'Sazanami': Rippled Beauty
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Deshojo Japanese Maple: A Classic Red Cultivar
Aratama Japanese Maple: A Dwarf Cultivar with Compact Growth
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