A graceful part-shade tree whose leaves turn red in autumn.
Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) is a graceful tree that creates a focal point in small gardens. Its finely lobed leaves take vivid colours in spring and autumn.
It likes wind-sheltered, moist, acidic soil. Leaf scorch can occur in summer heat; protect from afternoon sun and water regularly.
| Botanical name | Acer palmatum |
|---|---|
| Cold hardiness | −23 °C |
| Sale size | 120–150 cm, 15 L |
A monumental evergreen that lives for centuries and tolerates cold.
A showy evergreen tree with glossy leaves and large cream flowers.
