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2009 26 Jan

Winter in the western world is more often covers itself with the white blanket of snow. Indoor plants do not get as much affects as is the case with garden plants and trees. The frosty trees lost all the charm and colors in the chilling weather. Japanese maples are drastically different in a manner that they will keep the garden blazing with the lovely colors throughout the winter and the rest of the year. Any person who loves to raise plants knows the fact that it is only for a small part of the year that most of the plants get full bloom, but these maple trees are just the opposite of the stated description. Throughout the year they maintain their vivid colors and for a small amount of time they become green or become leafless. And this is just not true for handful of maples but it is the distinctive nature of all the varieties.

Japanese maples as their name suggest were originated from Japan, and they have many native species, but most of the time this name is referred to two unique varieties. The first on is the full moon Japanese maples. The get this name all due to the shape of its leaf. Fully rounded leaf resembles strikingly with the full moon. Moreover the leaf is about half feet in diameter which makes it a treat to watch. There is another maple tree that carries green leaves and is a renowned plant for the shape of their leaves. They are called fern leaved Japanese maples, and are easily recognizable for this structure of their leaves.

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