Acer pseudosieboldianum 'Hasselkus' Rare Japanese Maple

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Acer pseudosieboldianum 'Hasselkus' Rare Japanese MapleAcer pseudosieboldianum 'Hasselkus' Rare Japanese Maple Tree Zones 4 9 'Hasselkus' is a pseudosieboldianum selection hybrid with Acer palmatum that was found and introduced by the great plantsman, Ed Hasselkus. Ed Hasselkus was a professor at the University of Wisconsin Madison who became famous for his plant selections. 'Hasselkus' brings everything you love about Acer palmatum to colder climates. The fall color of 'Hasselkus' is a bright golden

Dave Williams Tilt of Auburn University and co-introduced with Harold Johnston

In 25 years

The dark green leaves tend to point downward

The overall habit is more narrow than many other Acer sieboldianums reaching 10-12 ft in height by 4-5 ft in width in 10 years

The blossoms themselves are double hose-in hose

The fruit on 'Tiny Dragon' is rare but tastes quite tart

'Circus Circus’ is perhaps one of our favorite herbaceous peonies

valued for its dense

‘Gunsmoke’ was introduced as a chance seedling by Robert Burgess of Georgia

Satsuki azaleas are highly prized for their showy large blooms

This is the case with ‘Mai kujaku’ as the flowers are larger and more prominently displayed

Plant people always swoon over the hydrangeas in Japan