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Acer pictum ssp. mono Batwing MapleAcer pictum ssp. mono Grafted on Acer truncatum Batwing Maple Zones 5 9 Acer pictum ssp mono is an amazing species. It is oftened reffered to as the "Batwing Maple" as the large green leaves resemble a bat in flight. This species grows natively in Japan reaching 15 20 ft in height in 10 years. They continue to grow after this time frame, creating a rare and beautiful tree for the landscape. In the photo in fall color is a photo of a batwing maple Matt

It was brought to the United States in 1908 by Frank Meyer from the Peking Botanical Garden

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