Acer palmatum ‘Taylor’ - Wild Bird Food Direct

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Acer palmatum ‘Taylor’

Beautiful Japanese maple with stunning pretty pink foliage, forming a branching bush. Perfect for planting as a focal point in a large patio container as well as in the garden.

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