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ACER palmatum 'Beni kagami' 
"Red mirror" Vigorous when young, slowing as it develops; with long pendulous shoots cascading to the ground. Deeply divided leaves with incised lobes, open purple red, becoming brown red in summer, then crimson in autumn. An excellent plant which gives good effect rapidly. 3-4m
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ACER palmatum 'Beni Kawa'
Winter bark colour is such an important feature in the garden to extend the season. Again the coral coloured bark is reminiscent of Acer palmatum 'Sangokaku', but it doesn't get quite so large. 3m
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ACER palmatum 'Beni komachi' 
"The beautiful, red haired little girl" This is one of my personal favourites! The leaves are smallish but with a longer central lobe. Bright pinky-red new growth deepens to rich purple and back to scarlet for the autumn.  Excellent for bonsai or garden. Dwarf to 1.5-2m.
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ACER palmatum 'Beni maiko' 
"Red, a dancing girl" Brilliant scarlet pink young leaves fade to greenish red with prominent red veins. Twiggy habit to 2m. Equally well suited to container culture and garden.
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ACER palmatum 'Beni otake' 
This cultivar has been described as "bamboo like" due to the long, narrow, almost finger like leaves, which are deep purple. this gives it a very graceful appearance. An upright plant, originally from Oregon, USA. This has become one of my favourites. The red autumn colour positively glowed; it really did look wonderful. 3m (NB the photo shows autumn colour)
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ACER palmatum 'Beni shi en'
I'm very taken with this one, whose name translates to "red smoke". The deeply divided strap-like leaves change colour apparently continuously through the season. Starting rosy red, changing to purple and then green with a conspicuous paler midrib. These colours are held well even in full sun, becoming pink in late summer before long lasting golden autumn colours. Altogether a very satisfactorily behaved small tree of upright habit. 3m.
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ACER palmatum 'Beni shigitatsu sawa' 
see Acer palmatum 'Aka shigitatsu sawa' 

ACER palmatum 'Beni shichihenge' 
"Red and changeful" Evidently the Japanese found it difficult to describe as well! Another favourite of mine. Simplest described, I think, as a bit like Butterfly but with lots of wonderful salmon-orange! 2-3m.
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ACER palmatum 'Beni tsukase' 
Another beauty that is so hard to describe! Bright pinkish young growth develops tones of orange-red and yellow-red. Small leaves and twiggy habit. 2-3m.
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ACER palmatum 'Beni ubi gohon' 
Although typical of the linearilobum group with its very narrow, finger like leaves, this delightful cultivar is unique. The small leaves open bronze red, tinged green at the base, quickly becoming a rich purple red. A dwarf plant to less than 2m.
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ACER palmatum 'Berry Dwarf'
A delightful dwarf of upright habit which we acquired from Australia. Very much a classic palmatum in leaf shape and colour, it is pleasantly vigorous when young. Excellent orange autumn colours. 1m
A delightful dwarf of upright habit which we acquired from Australia. Very much a classic palmatum in leaf shape and colour, it is pleasantly vigorous when young. Excellent orange autumn colours. 1m
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ACER palmatum 'Bloodgood'
An excellent purple form which holds its colour well through the summer in all but the driest places. Unusually free fruiting, the red wings of the seeds contrast well with the dark leaves. Narrow upright habit. 5m
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