LIQUIDAMBAR
last updated 30/10/2014
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LIQUIDAMBAR
acalycina 'Burgundy Flush' This much less common species of Liquidambar deserves to be better known. The new growth is a rich reddish maroon before maturing to green for the summer. Autumn colours are a vibrant burgundy. Distinguishing it from L. styraciflua, the leaves have only 3 lobes. This superb American selection really makes the most of the rich burgundy coloured young growth. Larger leaves than most styraciflua cultivars enhance the dramatic effect of this medium sized deciduous tree. |
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NEW | LIQUIDAMBAR formosana 'Afterglow' | |
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formosana 'Monticola' |
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orientalis A slower growing large shrub or small tree with smaller leaves which have more rounded lobes. |
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styraciflua 'Albomarginata Manon' A gorgeous French form with creamy white margins. The purple autumn colour starts in the middle and develops outwards, maintaining the variegated effect. 3-4m |
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styraciflua 'Andrew Hewson' Eventually a large tree of striking habit. Fantastic deep red-purple autumn colour. Fast growing when young so quickly gives a good effect. See (photo left) how fabulous the richly coloured foliage looks when covered in frost. |
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styraciflua 'Anja' |
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styraciflua 'Anneke' |
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