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Japanese Maple Tree Acer palmatum

Growing Japanese Maple Trees: Tips at a Glance

  • Type Deciduous tree
  • Oldest on Record 100+ years
  • USDA Zones 6-8
  • Light Sun or part shade
  • Crown Spreading or weeping
  • Location Sheltered spot
  • Design Tip Colorful fall accent
  • Other Uses Container plant
  • Peak Season Autumn leaves

Japanese Maple Trees: A Field Guide

Lacy and elegant, slow-growing Japanese maple trees are diminutive members of the Acer family, ranging in size from 4-foot shrubs to 25-foot trees.

When Japanese maple begins to flame in autumn, it is unmissable. Branches are as beautifully shaped as the leaves, providing winter interest in a landscape. Smaller varieties of Japanese maple are an excellent choice for a raised bed or large pot (the roots may need to be protected by wrapping the pot in winter).

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