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Published: 2008-07-28 04:20:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 2689; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 135
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"Japanese Bridge and Red Tree"I visited the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Gardens on the California State University of Long Beach campus July 27, 2008. a91.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i⦠Me and my wife, Barbara at the Japanese Gardens. She helped me edit the photos.
roelex14 said 'Bloodgood' Japanese Maple. the latin name being *Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood'*
DreadHead said, "It is called a Japanese maple."
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To answer your question about what kind of tree this is:
It is a 'Bloodgood' Japanese Maple. the latin name being *Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood'*
-Possibly one of the most common, none the less beautiful, landscape trees.
I am a horticulture student at illinois state university
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I appreciate the information. I placed your quote under the photo.
Thank you
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I love your enthusiastic comment and fave.
Thank you
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Magnificent place! I'm just in love with this shot!
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I am very happy you like it!
Thanks for the faves on Bridge and Raked Garden.
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Yes. You forgot to mention that!
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I begin my first semester this fall. Next time you visit Long Beach, let me know and we'll get a chance to meet.
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That is a very sweet offer. This was my first visit to CSULB in almost 15 years!
I had been enrolled there for my Masters in Philosophy
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Hey I was supposed to go there first.
NO FAIR.
I didn't have time yesterday, but on Tuesday I will.
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You will definitely like it.
I had assumed you had already visited it.
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What is the tree called?
Thank you for the fave!
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Me and my mom call it a Japanese maple. 
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Thanks for trying! If you knew for sure, I'd have placed your comment directly under the photo.
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It IS called a Japanese maple though ^___^ I just thought you wanted to know the Japanese version. I don't know that one.
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Domo Arigato. I placed your helpful comment under the photo.
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