



Acer palmatum 'Nishiki Gawa' (also known as 'Pine Bark') is a unique Japanese maple cultivar prized for its remarkable bark texture, which resembles the rough, plated bark of a pine tree.
This small deciduous tree grows 15–20 feet tall. The leaves are typical palmatum—deeply lobed, green in summer, turning yellow-orange in fall. The standout feature is the bark: on mature trunks and branches, it develops a rough, corky, pine-like texture, providing exceptional winter interest.
Partial shade to full sun (with adequate moisture). Well-drained, acidic soil. Protect from drying winds. The bark texture develops with age; young trees have smooth bark. A collector's tree for year-round appeal.
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