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Reverting Variegation on 'Butterfly' Japanese Maple

Solid green shoots on variegated 'Butterfly' Japanese maple are reversions. They grow more vigorously and will take over if not removed.

Prune off any all-green branches as soon as you spot them, cutting back to variegated wood. This maintains the desired cultivar appearance.

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