Acer palmatum 'Metamorphosa'

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  1. Acerholic

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    23rd May 2022 and more messages about this one. So here it is.
    Metamorphosa 23rd May 2022.JPG
     
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    31st May 2022 and a full shot of my Metamorphosa this morning.
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    8th June 2022 and I thought I would show what a cool damp start to Summer has done for my Metamorphosa. Absolutely no burning this year.
    Metamorphosa 8th June 2022.JPG Metamorphosa 8th June 2022 (2).JPG
     
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    Love this one, still planning on finding a corner for it somewhere here!

    Would pretty much full shade be ok? I'm somewhat limited to either full shade positions, or minimum 5 hours direct sun now. I could probably move some bits around though and fit it in a spot giving 7-11am sun, then shade until 7pm until the sun goes down.
     
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    As much shade as possible Chris. Treat it like Jordan and it will be fine. It is also one that takes a good couple of years to settle to a new environment.
     
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    I had thought Jordan was ok with a decent amount of sun? I was going to put mine in a place where it would be getting full sun from morning until 2/3pm! I may have to rethink that then.
    At the moment in a nursery pot it is getting sun until noon and has only very little scorch, so I had assumed once established in the ground it would be ok. I quite like the 'washed out' yellow outer leaves contrasting with the more lime green inside leaves.
     
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    Totally agree Chris, Jordan does aclimatise, but it takes a few years. Mine gets sun up until noon and after a few moves I found that this is just enough. I also keep the roots moist rather more than others Tbh.
    Metamorphosa is equally the same from my experience with it. I have them both (Jordan & Metamorphosa) very close to each other in my garden, for those reasons of similarity in positioning to stop the fried edges to the lobes.
     

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