What is the size of #1 paper clips?

Office Depot Brand Paper Clips, No. 1, 1-1/4″, 20-Sheet Capacity, Silver, Box Of 100 Clips

What size is the standard paper clip?

1-inch
Besides the standard 1-inch coiled steel wire clip, many paper clips come in different shapes and sizes for sheer functionality or for a unique look. Jumbo clips, at 2 inches in length, can keep up to 20 sheets of paper together securely. Large triangular folded clips can hold even more.

What are the thick paper clips called?

binder clip
A binder clip, less commonly known as a paper clamp or foldover clip or bobby clip, is a simple device for binding sheets of paper together. It leaves the paper intact and can be removed quickly and easily, unlike the staple.

What size is #2 paper clips?

ACCO Brands Paper Clips, Regluar, # 2 Size, Smooth, Gold, 100 Clips/Box (72533)

How tall does Emperor I Acer palmatum get?

‘Wolff’ (Amoenum Group), commonly marketed under the trade name of EMPEROR I, is a moderately-sized red-leaved Japanese maple that typically matures to 15′ tall and as wide. Attractive dark purple red foliage in spring and summer turns scarlet red in fall.

When to fertilize Acer palmatum Emperor I?

Perfect as specimen plant in cottage gardens, city gardens or for Japanese gardens. Low maintenance, this plant needs little pruning. If pruning is necessary, prune during the dormant season and avoid pruning in spring when the sap is running. Fertilize in spring before the leaves emerge.

What kind of leaves does Acer palmatum have?

The delicate foliage of large, 5-7 pointed, lobed leaves emerges deep purple-red in spring, holds its color throughout summer and turns vibrant crimson-red in fall before shedding to the ground. As the leaves fall, they expose the blackish red bark, adding interest in the winter landscape.

When does Emperor I Japanese maple turn red?

Also, unlike ‘Bloodgood’, Emperor I® holds its spectacular burgundy color all summer in full sun, and when fall rolls in, it evolves to a brilliant fiery red. Problems Japanese maples are known for getting into trouble if late-spring frosts hit the emerging foliage.