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'Kalmthout' may reach 10-12 ft in 20 years

The oblongum in the photo is the large glossy green maple that is tall and on the left side of the photo with elongated leaves

Samaras are a cherry red

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Carpinus caroliniana 'Stowe Cascade' Weeping American Hornbeam nov29 Vertrees home who wrote theCarpinus caroliniana 'Stowe Cascade' Weeping Carolina Hornbeam Zones 3 9 Part Sun Full Sun Carpinus caroliniana 'Stowe Cascade' is a beautiful weeping selection of American Hornbeam that was found in the woods outside the Stowe Botanical Garden near Charlotte, NC. Carpinus caroliniana 'Stowe Cascade' has a upright yet arching shape that accentuates the overall weeping habit of this weeping Carolina hornbeam. 'Stowe Cascade' turns to a bright orange in