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Originally Posted by echinosum
When you mention A. grosseri, it is usually A. hersi, which was previously considered a variety of A. grosseri, that people have in mind for the prettier bark - and that is the one that is more widely available. .
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One of the best things I did was buy a packet of mixed Acer seeds. I now have quite a few acre trees, including 3 different snake barks all with very different leaves, and one with immensely shaggy bark. I identified them all once, but foolishly didn't make a note, so will have to have another look at them all this summer.
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