Click on the pictures to see the crinkly leaves in detail. The Shishigashira above is still thriving under the shade of taller trees, surrounded by a ground cover that keeps its roots moist.
Click here for more picture of the Lion's Head Maple.
May 5, 2009
Lion's Head Maple, Shishigashira, Ojishi
Another view of the Japanese Lion's Head Maple in the backyard.
Click on the pictures to see the crinkly leaves in detail.
The Shishigashira above is still thriving under the shade of taller trees, surrounded by a ground cover that keeps its roots moist.
Click here for more picture of the Lion's Head Maple.
Click on the pictures to see the crinkly leaves in detail. The Shishigashira above is still thriving under the shade of taller trees, surrounded by a ground cover that keeps its roots moist.
Click here for more picture of the Lion's Head Maple.
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