Acer griseum 'Susanna'
Object Details
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- Smithsonian Gardens Tree Collection
- On Display
- Enid A. Haupt Garden
- Accession Number
- 2012-1412A
- Description
- This Chinese paperbark maple cultivar is notable for its broad, oval crown and shorter adult height. It is excellent as an ornamental tree.
- Hardiness
- -30 - -20 F
- Bloom Time
- April
- Provenance
- From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
- Topic
- Trees
- Living Collections
- Range
- cultivated
- Life Form
- Deciduous tree
- Average Height
- 5-10'
- Bark Characteristics
- Cinnamon-brown and exfoliating
- Fall Color
- Yellow, orange, bronze, green
- Foliage Characteristics
- Opposite, trifoliate leaves 3" to 5" long, with 3-5 large teeth per side. Green on top, greyish white on underside.
- Structure
- Broad oval
- Data Source
- Smithsonian Gardens
- Common Name
- Paperbark maple cultivar
- Chinese paperbark maple cultivar
- Group
- [vascular plants]
- Class
- Equisetopsida
- Subclass
- Magnoliidae
- Superorder
- Rosanae
- Order
- Sapindales
- Family
- Sapindaceae
- Genus
- Acer
- Species
- griseum
- Restrictions & Rights
- Usage conditions apply
- Metadata Usage
- Not determined
- Record ID
- ofeo-sg_2012-1412A
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Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti
Photographed by: Hannele Lahti