Miriam Carroll asked 15 years ago
HiWe had our garden landscaped last january 2008 and asked specifically for a paper bark maple (Acer Griseum). As the leaves began to grow I had my doubts that the the tree we were given was a paper bark. I have included photo so maybe you could identify the type of tree we actually have been sold. It is not trifoliate as the paper bark is supposed to be. Miriam
1 Answers
Gerry Daly Staff answered 6 years ago
The photograph is not that of Acer griseum, the paperbark maple, which has leaves divided n three.
This might be one of the snakebark maples, which is may be the confusion.
