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Acer palmatum 'Pung kil' Japanese Maple

Original price $45.00 - Original price $45.00
Original price
$45.00
$45.00 - $45.00
Current price $45.00
Size: Pot #1

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Acer palmatum ‘Pung Kil’ is a beautiful Korean selection of Japanese maple prized for its elegant form and exceptional foliage color throughout the seasons. In spring, new leaves emerge in rich shades of burgundy-red before maturing to deep maroon with excellent color retention through summer. As temperatures cool, the foliage transforms into brilliant crimson and scarlet tones, making ‘Pung Kil’ a spectacular focal point in the autumn landscape. Its refined branching and reliable performance make it an excellent choice for both collectors and home gardens.

  • Growth Habit: Upright, well-branched, and graceful

  • 10-Year Size: Approximately 8–10 ft tall and 5–7 ft wide

  • Growth Rate: Moderate

  • Foliage: Rich burgundy-red spring growth maturing to deep maroon through summer

  • Fall Color: Brilliant crimson to scarlet red

  • Origin: Korean selection of Acer palmatum

  • Light: Full sun to filtered light; afternoon shade is beneficial in the hottest climates

  • Soil: Moist, well-drained soil

  • Best Uses: Specimen tree, Japanese gardens, entryways, patios, and collector landscapes

  • Best Feature: Rich red foliage that maintains excellent color throughout the growing season

  • Garden Interest: Delivers striking color from spring through fall while developing into a refined, elegant landscape tree

  • Why You'll Love It: A dependable upright red Japanese maple with outstanding seasonal color, graceful structure, and excellent garden performance.

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