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Paperbark maple, Bantock Park

2 December 2014 by David

Paperbark maple, Bantock Park

Paperbark maples are ornamental bushes grown for the decorative effects of the bark as it peels from the tree. This one is in the car park at Bantock House.

Paperbark maple, Bantock Park

Categories David
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Paperbark maple foliage in autumn
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