You can encounter this kind of species in our rare, dense, and unspoiled European forests...

This oddity is the offspring of a maple and a cherry tree, which, born side by side, spent their entire life as a tree trunk against trunk, their branches intertwining, the foliage merging. Each of their roots became so tangled that they ended up grafting themselves to each other, to form only one.

But after a hundred years, man and his steel, seeing these two superb trunks perfectly intertwined, arbitrarily decided to take advantage of them and they were savagely cut down.

The magic of this story lies underground. The roots of these two magnificent specimens, grafted to each other, gave birth, in a most silent cry, to this tree that is the Aceracus, which, on a full moon night, emerged from the ground carrying in its heart this formidable story, like a drop of dew, pure and crystalline, of life and love.