The coral bark Japanese maple (Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’) is a lovely tree that provides multiple seasons of interest. The 2- to 3-inch light yellow-green leaves have five to seven lobes and ...

In our backyard, Japanese maples are gorgeous with their ... garden – Acer palmatum 'Sango Kaku,' otherwise known as coral bark maple. This tree has so many great qualities that it needs to ...

Red Wood' has coral bark much like that of 'Sango Kaku ... You may find that you would like to prune or help shape your Japanese maple. It is not a requirement but a matter of preference.

The Japanese maple has no flowers to speak of ... but valued for its rich crimson fall color. Sango kaku, the coral-bark maple, is more vase-shaped and grown for its rose-red stems in winter ...

The leaves emerge burgundy in spring and fade to a bronze green over the summer. The coral bark Japanese maple, called 'Sango-Kaku', has attractive bright green leaves that turn pinkish yellow in ...

Orangeola' has also done well in a pot. The only Japanese maple I've had trouble growing is 'Coral Bark.' It's beautiful but tricky.

The plant is coral bark maple, or Acer palmatum Sango-kaku (sometimes labeled Senkaki), a Japanese maple that’s sold at most garden centers. “It’s an incredible tree,” says Eric Bailey ...

The coral bark maple is a form of Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) known as “Sango kaku.” This name literally means “coral tower,” from the origin sango, meaning “coral,” and kaku ...

Dear Neil: A relative has a lovely Coral Bark maple in Tyler ... Like many other Japanese maples and their near-relatives, Coral Bark maples struggle in hot, sunny locations in Texas.