Growth Rate
Slow
Conifer Kingdom explicitly describes slow growth.
Virginia Beach Japanese Maple Nursery
Slow
Conifer Kingdom explicitly describes slow growth.
Upright Β· Spreading Β· Dwarf
Dwarf with upright-spreading branches; some outer growth can arch or droop.
More than one term can apply. Branch direction, crown shape and size describe different characteristics, and the outline can change as a tree matures.
For example: Bloodgood can grow upright while developing a broad, rounded canopy with spreading branches.
Learn more: NC State plant forms Β· Bloodgood profile Β· RHS trees for smaller gardens
Roots & heritage
Usually written 'Olsen's Frosted Strawberry', this reticulated Japanese maple was selected by Harry Olsen of Bellevue, Washington, according to horticulturist Richie Steffen's account for the Northwest Horticultural Society. Maple Ridge Nursery identifies it as a seedling of 'Aka shigitatsu sawa'. That documents a reported seed-parent relationship, not a controlled cross or an identified pollen parent. The Hardy Fern Foundation independently credits Olsen with its discovery. Maillot's nursery credits Guy Maillot with introduction into Europe, a regional introduction distinct from Olsen's original selection. No verified selection year, first commercial introduction year, or original accession was located. Its name reflects the strawberry-pink emerging foliage and pale, frosted reticulation described by horticultural sources.
| Size | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|
| β | β | AVAILABLE |
| 5 Gallon | $100.00 | SOLD |