Acer palmatum 'Verkade's Jacus Potus'

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  1. timnichols

    timnichols Active Member Maple Society 10 Years

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    Here is a picture of my tree that I got from Dave Verkade this spring. I'm still waiting on my Verkade's Jacus Potus to have the second flush of growth as described at the link below:

    http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/188507/
     

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    Gomero Well-Known Member Maple Society 10 Years

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    The pictures in the link show a pretty maple with distintict character.
    The 'Dave' in Dave Verkade, is it the same 'Dave' as in Dave's Garden?

    Gomero
     
  3. Poetry to Burn

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    Hi Gomero,

    I'm not positive but don't think they are the same Daves. Dave V. does have this web site. I met Dave V. one day at Ed Shinn's. Dave does loads of maple propagation and the Verkades have introduced quite a few cultivars.
     
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    timnichols Active Member Maple Society 10 Years

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    Gomero,

    Yup, my maple is a direct graft off of the maple on that link. I'm hoping it will start to look right soon, but the maple hasn't put on any top growth since I got the maple. Like Poetry to Burn, I too met Dave over at Ed's but I do not think Dave Verkade is the same as Dave's Garden. Diane Verkade, Fireball, and Dave Verkade are some of his cultivars, just to name a few.

    Tim
     
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    MrMaple Member Maple Society

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    Here is an earlier photo of the same tree my brother Tim posted pics of. The color has not greened up quite as much in this one but it is mostly past the early spring peach color.

    Matt Nichols
     

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