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Acer Palmatum Bloodgood For Sale. Japanese Maple Bloodgood Trees London.

Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a deciduous Japanese Maple tree. Acer Bloodgood is a popular choice for residential gardens because of its size. It has a maximum height of 5 metres and and maximum spread of 5 metres. The tree has deeply cut dark red / purple leaves which remain red for most of the summer, turning bright red in the autumn. It develops on multiple branches which gives a strong sculptural element to the shape of the tree - it can look lovely when used for night time illumination of the garden.Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is hardy but prefers partial shade and will give the best foliage colour when grown in dappled shade. Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser.Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens

Acer Palmatum Bloodgood For Sale. Japanese Maple Bloodgood Trees London.

Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a deciduous Japanese Maple tree. Acer Bloodgood is a popular choice for residential gardens because of its size. It has a maximum height of 5 metres and and maximum spread of 5 metres. The tree has deeply cut dark red / purple leaves which remain red for most of the summer, turning bright red in the autumn. It develops on multiple branches which gives a strong sculptural element to the shape of the tree - it can look lovely when used for night time illumination of the garden.Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is hardy but prefers partial shade and will give the best foliage colour when grown in dappled shade. Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser.Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens

Acer Palmatum Fireglow. Japanese Acers. Buy Online UK

Acer Palmatum Fireglow is a showy red foliage, medium sized Japanese Acer tree. Very similar to Acer Palmatum Bloodgood - this is a relatively new variety with the most stunning leaf colours, creates a beautiful focal point in your garden design - available to buy online from our North London garden centre for nationwide UK delivery. More photos Best Autumn colour gallery

Acer Palmatum Fireglow. Japanese Acers. Buy Online UK

Acer Palmatum Fireglow is a showy red foliage, medium sized Japanese Acer tree. Very similar to Acer Palmatum Bloodgood - this is a relatively new variety with the most stunning leaf colours, creates a beautiful focal point in your garden design - available to buy online from our North London garden centre for nationwide UK delivery. More photos Best Autumn colour gallery

Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' - Bordó levelű japán juhar

Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' - Bordó levelű japán juhar

Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' - Bordó levelű japán juhar

Acer Palmatum Skeeters Broom. Japanese Maple Skeeters Broom

Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom or Japanese Maple Skeeter’s BroomThis deciduous Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom is a dwarf red-leaved variety of Japanese Maple introduced by the Raraflora Nursery in Pennsylvania. The Skeeter’s Broom cultivar was derived from Acer Palmatum Bloodgood. While it is similar to other dwarf red cultivars that count Bloodgood in their lineage, it has some noticeably different characteristics that set it apart. Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom has deeply lobed leaves that are larger than other Bloodgood cultivars. The leaves emerge a bright red colour in the spring. Over the summer months, the leaves fade to a greenish burgundy. When autumn arrives, the foliage turns brilliant red and orange hues. It holds its striking red colour well throughout the growing season. Height and Spread of  Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom Japanese Maple Skeeter’s Broom grows to a height and a width of 2 metres. How Hardy is the Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom?Japanese Maple Skeeter’s Broom is hardy to a UK plant hardiness zone 4. It can withstand temperatures of -10 to -5 C. It will grow throughout most of the UK but may have problems in central or northerly areas. How to Use the Acer Palmatum Skeeter's Broom This brilliantly coloured dwarf Japanese Acer is relatively low maintenance. It makes an excellent choice for mass plantings, in rock gardens, japanese gardens and for general garden use. Plant it somewhere that onlookers can admire its strikingly brilliant hues. How to Care for the Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s BroomThis dwarf Japanese Acer will live for 50 or more years. Choose a location that provides full sun or partial shade for the best foliage colours. The shrub is not particular about soil pH and will grow well in virtually any area. Pick a well-draining planting site. Once planted, keep the roots moist but not overly wet to encourage abundant growth. It can be grown with ease in pots and containers. Prune the shrub during dormancy to maintain its overall appearance and size. 

Acer Palmatum Skeeters Broom. Japanese Maple Skeeters Broom

Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom or Japanese Maple Skeeter’s BroomThis deciduous Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom is a dwarf red-leaved variety of Japanese Maple introduced by the Raraflora Nursery in Pennsylvania. The Skeeter’s Broom cultivar was derived from Acer Palmatum Bloodgood. While it is similar to other dwarf red cultivars that count Bloodgood in their lineage, it has some noticeably different characteristics that set it apart. Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom has deeply lobed leaves that are larger than other Bloodgood cultivars. The leaves emerge a bright red colour in the spring. Over the summer months, the leaves fade to a greenish burgundy. When autumn arrives, the foliage turns brilliant red and orange hues. It holds its striking red colour well throughout the growing season. Height and Spread of  Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom Japanese Maple Skeeter’s Broom grows to a height and a width of 2 metres. How Hardy is the Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s Broom?Japanese Maple Skeeter’s Broom is hardy to a UK plant hardiness zone 4. It can withstand temperatures of -10 to -5 C. It will grow throughout most of the UK but may have problems in central or northerly areas. How to Use the Acer Palmatum Skeeter's Broom This brilliantly coloured dwarf Japanese Acer is relatively low maintenance. It makes an excellent choice for mass plantings, in rock gardens, japanese gardens and for general garden use. Plant it somewhere that onlookers can admire its strikingly brilliant hues. How to Care for the Acer Palmatum Skeeter’s BroomThis dwarf Japanese Acer will live for 50 or more years. Choose a location that provides full sun or partial shade for the best foliage colours. The shrub is not particular about soil pH and will grow well in virtually any area. Pick a well-draining planting site. Once planted, keep the roots moist but not overly wet to encourage abundant growth. It can be grown with ease in pots and containers. Prune the shrub during dormancy to maintain its overall appearance and size. 

Acer palmatum 'Wilson's Pink Dwarf' – Japán juhar

(ejtsd: acer palmátum)Szállítási méret: 70 cm magas törzsre oltottKiszerelés: 15 literes faiskolai konténerbenKözeg: tőzegtartalmú, tápdús földkeverékEgész évben ültethető!

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' (Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’) – Espalier - 90x50 cm / 2.9x1.6 ft

The Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a plant that is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, Korea and China. The actual plant has been cultivated around Japan for centuries and only reached Britain’s shores in 1820. They are actually a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and have long been subject in art. The plant itself is very hardy at H6 and can survive quite well in Britain’s climate. Only in extreme cold conditions would it be advisable to shelter this plant. Throughout the year the plant is a lovely red and purple flower, with some fruit growing in the winter. Be careful of potential pests and diseases. The habit of this plant is bushy and it is good to maintain the plant within pruning group 1. Latin Name: Acer Palmatum Bloodgood English Name: Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’ Species: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Foliage Type: Deciduous Foliage: Red-Purple Flower: Small Purple Flowers Flowering Period: Throughout the Year Suggested Location: Outdoor. Suggested Soil Type: Well-Drained, moist but well drained. Chalk. Clay. Loam. Sand. Suggested Exposure to Sunlight: Full Sunlight or Partial Shade. Suggested Exposure to Weather: Sheltered. Hardiness Rating: High (H6) Lowest Temperature Tolerance: -20 °C to -15 °C ( -4 °F to 5 °F) Cultivation: Grow in a moist but well-drained soil. Water in summer if necessary. Leaf colour is best in partial shade, although full sun can be tolerated. Leaf scorch can be caused by lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure Propagation: Propagate by grafting or softwood cuttings Suggested planting locations and garden types: Low Maintenance Architectural City & Courtyard Gardens Cottage & Informal Garden Patio & Container Plants Rock Garden Maintenance: Pruning group 1 Habit: Bushy Final Height: 2.5 m – 4 m Final Sideways Spread: 1.5 m – 2.4 m Pests: Aphids and horse chestnut scale may be a problem Diseases: Verticillium wilt sometimes a problem Delivery Cost: This is calculated based on the total size, weight and quantity of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. You will see the final price at the Online Checkout Page (before making payment) – our website will automatically calculate the lowest possible delivery price and apply discounts to orders of certain products – giving you the best value delivery every time! Please note that high-volume orders will decrease your delivery costs significantly by spreading the price across multiple items. Visit our Delivery Policy page for more information.

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' (Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’) - Shrub - 150-175 cm / 4.9-5.7 ft

The Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a plant that is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, Korea and China. The actual plant has been cultivated around Japan for centuries and only reached Britain’s shores in 1820. They are actually a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and have long been subject in art. The plant itself is very hardy at H6 and can survive quite well in Britain’s climate. Only in extreme cold conditions would it be advisable to shelter this plant. Throughout the year the plant is a lovely red and purple flower, with some fruit growing in the winter.  Be careful of potential pests and diseases. The habit of this plant is bushy and it is good to maintain the plant within pruning group 1. Latin Name: Acer Palmatum Bloodgood English Name: Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’ Species: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Foliage Type: Deciduous Foliage: Red-Purple Flower: Small Purple Flowers Flowering Period: Throughout the Year Suggested Location: Outdoor. Suggested Soil Type: Well-Drained, moist but well drained. Chalk. Clay. Loam. Sand. Suggested Exposure to Sunlight: Full Sunlight or Partial Shade. Suggested Exposure to Weather: Sheltered. Hardiness Rating: High (H6) Lowest Temperature Tolerance: -25 °C to -15 °C ( -13 °F to 5 °F) Cultivation: Grow in a moist but well-drained soil. Water in summer if necessary. Leaf colour is best in partial shade, although full sun can be tolerated. Leaf scorch can be caused by lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure Propagation: Propagate by grafting or softwood cuttings Suggested planting locations and garden types: Low Maintenance Architectural City & Courtyard Gardens Cottage & Informal Garden Patio & Container Plants Rock Garden Habit: Bushy Pests: Aphids and horse chestnut scale may be a problem Maintenance: Pruning group 1 Final Height: 2.5 m – 4 m Final Sideways Spread: 1.5 m – 2.4 m Delivery Cost: This is calculated based on the total size, weight and quantity of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. You will see the final price at the Online Checkout Page (before making payment) – our website will automatically calculate the lowest possible delivery price and apply discounts to orders of certain products – giving you the best value delivery every time! Please note that high-volume orders will decrease your delivery costs significantly by spreading the price across multiple items. Visit our Delivery Policy page for more information.

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' (Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’) - Shrub - 175-200 cm / 5.7-6.6 ft

The Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a plant that is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, Korea and China. The actual plant has been cultivated around Japan for centuries and only reached Britain’s shores in 1820. They are actually a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and have long been subject in art. The plant itself is very hardy at H6 and can survive quite well in Britain’s climate. Only in extreme cold conditions would it be advisable to shelter this plant. Throughout the year the plant is a lovely red and purple flower, with some fruit growing in the winter.  Be careful of potential pests and diseases. The habit of this plant is bushy and it is good to maintain the plant within pruning group 1. Latin Name: Acer Palmatum Bloodgood English Name: Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’ Species: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Foliage Type: Deciduous Foliage: Red-Purple Flower: Small Purple Flowers Flowering Period: Throughout the Year Suggested Location: Outdoor. Suggested Soil Type: Well-Drained, moist but well drained. Chalk. Clay. Loam. Sand. Suggested Exposure to Sunlight: Full Sunlight or Partial Shade. Suggested Exposure to Weather: Sheltered. Hardiness Rating: High (H6) Lowest Temperature Tolerance: -25 °C to -15 °C ( -13 °F to 5 °F) Cultivation: Grow in a moist but well-drained soil. Water in summer if necessary. Leaf colour is best in partial shade, although full sun can be tolerated. Leaf scorch can be caused by lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure Propagation: Propagate by grafting or softwood cuttings Suggested planting locations and garden types: Low Maintenance Architectural City & Courtyard Gardens Cottage & Informal Garden Patio & Container Plants Rock Garden Habit: Bushy Pests: Aphids and horse chestnut scale may be a problem Maintenance: Pruning group 1 Final Height: 2.5 m – 4 m Final Sideways Spread: 1.5 m – 2.4 m Delivery Cost: This is calculated based on the total size, weight and quantity of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. You will see the final price at the Online Checkout Page (before making payment) – our website will automatically calculate the lowest possible delivery price and apply discounts to orders of certain products – giving you the best value delivery every time! Please note that high-volume orders will decrease your delivery costs significantly by spreading the price across multiple items. Visit our Delivery Policy page for more information.

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' (Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’) - Shrub - 100-125 cm / 3.3-4.1 ft

The Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a plant that is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, Korea and China. The actual plant has been cultivated around Japan for centuries and only reached Britain’s shores in 1820. They are actually a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and have long been subject in art. The plant itself is very hardy at H6 and can survive quite well in Britain’s climate. Only in extreme cold conditions would it be advisable to shelter this plant. Throughout the year the plant is a lovely red and purple flower, with some fruit growing in the winter.  Be careful of potential pests and diseases. The habit of this plant is bushy and it is good to maintain the plant within pruning group 1. Latin Name: Acer Palmatum Bloodgood English Name: Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’ Species: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Foliage Type: Deciduous Foliage: Red-Purple Flower: Small Purple Flowers Flowering Period: Throughout the Year Suggested Location: Outdoor. Suggested Soil Type: Well-Drained, moist but well drained. Chalk. Clay. Loam. Sand. Suggested Exposure to Sunlight: Full Sunlight or Partial Shade. Suggested Exposure to Weather: Sheltered. Hardiness Rating: High (H6) Lowest Temperature Tolerance: -25 °C to -15 °C ( -13 °F to 5 °F) Cultivation: Grow in a moist but well-drained soil. Water in summer if necessary. Leaf colour is best in partial shade, although full sun can be tolerated. Leaf scorch can be caused by lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure Propagation: Propagate by grafting or softwood cuttings Suggested planting locations and garden types: Low Maintenance Architectural City & Courtyard Gardens Cottage & Informal Garden Patio & Container Plants Rock Garden Habit: Bushy Pests: Aphids and horse chestnut scale may be a problem Maintenance: Pruning group 1 Final Height: 2.5 m – 4 m Final Sideways Spread: 1.5 m – 2.4 m Delivery Cost: This is calculated based on the total size, weight and quantity of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. You will see the final price at the Online Checkout Page (before making payment) – our website will automatically calculate the lowest possible delivery price and apply discounts to orders of certain products – giving you the best value delivery every time! Please note that high-volume orders will decrease your delivery costs significantly by spreading the price across multiple items. Visit our Delivery Policy page for more information.

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' (Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’) - Shrub - 200-250 cm / 6.6-8.2 ft

The Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a plant that is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, Korea and China. The actual plant has been cultivated around Japan for centuries and only reached Britain’s shores in 1820. They are actually a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and have long been subject in art. The plant itself is very hardy at H6 and can survive quite well in Britain’s climate. Only in extreme cold conditions would it be advisable to shelter this plant. Throughout the year the plant is a lovely red and purple flower, with some fruit growing in the winter.  Be careful of potential pests and diseases. The habit of this plant is bushy and it is good to maintain the plant within pruning group 1. Latin Name: Acer Palmatum Bloodgood English Name: Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’ Species: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Foliage Type: Deciduous Foliage: Red-Purple Flower: Small Purple Flowers Flowering Period: Throughout the Year Suggested Location: Outdoor. Suggested Soil Type: Well-Drained, moist but well drained. Chalk. Clay. Loam. Sand. Suggested Exposure to Sunlight: Full Sunlight or Partial Shade. Suggested Exposure to Weather: Sheltered. Hardiness Rating: High (H6) Lowest Temperature Tolerance: -25 °C to -15 °C ( -13 °F to 5 °F) Cultivation: Grow in a moist but well-drained soil. Water in summer if necessary. Leaf colour is best in partial shade, although full sun can be tolerated. Leaf scorch can be caused by lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure Propagation: Propagate by grafting or softwood cuttings Suggested planting locations and garden types: Low Maintenance Architectural City & Courtyard Gardens Cottage & Informal Garden Patio & Container Plants Rock Garden Habit: Bushy Pests: Aphids and horse chestnut scale may be a problem Maintenance: Pruning group 1 Final Height: 2.5 m – 4 m Final Sideways Spread: 1.5 m – 2.4 m Delivery Cost: This is calculated based on the total size, weight and quantity of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. You will see the final price at the Online Checkout Page (before making payment) – our website will automatically calculate the lowest possible delivery price and apply discounts to orders of certain products – giving you the best value delivery every time! Please note that high-volume orders will decrease your delivery costs significantly by spreading the price across multiple items. Visit our Delivery Policy page for more information.

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' (Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’) - Shrub - 300-350 cm / 9.8-11.5 ft

The Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a plant that is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, Korea and China. The actual plant has been cultivated around Japan for centuries and only reached Britain’s shores in 1820. They are actually a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and have long been subject in art. The plant itself is very hardy at H6 and can survive quite well in Britain’s climate. Only in extreme cold conditions would it be advisable to shelter this plant. Throughout the year the plant is a lovely red and purple flower, with some fruit growing in the winter.  Be careful of potential pests and diseases. The habit of this plant is bushy and it is good to maintain the plant within pruning group 1. Latin Name: Acer Palmatum Bloodgood English Name: Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’ Species: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Foliage Type: Deciduous Foliage: Red-Purple Flower: Small Purple Flowers Flowering Period: Throughout the Year Suggested Location: Outdoor. Suggested Soil Type: Well-Drained, moist but well drained. Chalk. Clay. Loam. Sand. Suggested Exposure to Sunlight: Full Sunlight or Partial Shade. Suggested Exposure to Weather: Sheltered. Hardiness Rating: High (H6) Lowest Temperature Tolerance: -25 °C to -15 °C ( -13 °F to 5 °F) Cultivation: Grow in a moist but well-drained soil. Water in summer if necessary. Leaf colour is best in partial shade, although full sun can be tolerated. Leaf scorch can be caused by lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure Propagation: Propagate by grafting or softwood cuttings Suggested planting locations and garden types: Low Maintenance Architectural City & Courtyard Gardens Cottage & Informal Garden Patio & Container Plants Rock Garden Habit: Bushy Pests: Aphids and horse chestnut scale may be a problem Maintenance: Pruning group 1 Final Height: 2.5 m – 4 m Final Sideways Spread: 1.5 m – 2.4 m Delivery Cost: This is calculated based on the total size, weight and quantity of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. You will see the final price at the Online Checkout Page (before making payment) – our website will automatically calculate the lowest possible delivery price and apply discounts to orders of certain products – giving you the best value delivery every time! Please note that high-volume orders will decrease your delivery costs significantly by spreading the price across multiple items. Visit our Delivery Policy page for more information.

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' (Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’) - Shrub - 250-300 cm / 8.2-9.8 ft

The Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a plant that is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, Korea and China. The actual plant has been cultivated around Japan for centuries and only reached Britain’s shores in 1820. They are actually a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and have long been subject in art. The plant itself is very hardy at H6 and can survive quite well in Britain’s climate. Only in extreme cold conditions would it be advisable to shelter this plant. Throughout the year the plant is a lovely red and purple flower, with some fruit growing in the winter.  Be careful of potential pests and diseases. The habit of this plant is bushy and it is good to maintain the plant within pruning group 1. Latin Name: Acer Palmatum Bloodgood English Name: Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’ Species: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Foliage Type: Deciduous Foliage: Red-Purple Flower: Small Purple Flowers Flowering Period: Throughout the Year Suggested Location: Outdoor. Suggested Soil Type: Well-Drained, moist but well drained. Chalk. Clay. Loam. Sand. Suggested Exposure to Sunlight: Full Sunlight or Partial Shade. Suggested Exposure to Weather: Sheltered. Hardiness Rating: High (H6) Lowest Temperature Tolerance: -25 °C to -15 °C ( -13 °F to 5 °F) Cultivation: Grow in a moist but well-drained soil. Water in summer if necessary. Leaf colour is best in partial shade, although full sun can be tolerated. Leaf scorch can be caused by lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure Propagation: Propagate by grafting or softwood cuttings Suggested planting locations and garden types: Low Maintenance Architectural City & Courtyard Gardens Cottage & Informal Garden Patio & Container Plants Rock Garden Habit: Bushy Pests: Aphids and horse chestnut scale may be a problem Maintenance: Pruning group 1 Final Height: 2.5 m – 4 m Final Sideways Spread: 1.5 m – 2.4 m Delivery Cost: This is calculated based on the total size, weight and quantity of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. You will see the final price at the Online Checkout Page (before making payment) – our website will automatically calculate the lowest possible delivery price and apply discounts to orders of certain products – giving you the best value delivery every time! Please note that high-volume orders will decrease your delivery costs significantly by spreading the price across multiple items. Visit our Delivery Policy page for more information.

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' (Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’) - Shrub - 125-150 cm / 4.1-4.9 ft

The Acer Palmatum Bloodgood is a plant that is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, Korea and China. The actual plant has been cultivated around Japan for centuries and only reached Britain’s shores in 1820. They are actually a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and have long been subject in art. The plant itself is very hardy at H6 and can survive quite well in Britain’s climate. Only in extreme cold conditions would it be advisable to shelter this plant. Throughout the year the plant is a lovely red and purple flower, with some fruit growing in the winter.  Be careful of potential pests and diseases. The habit of this plant is bushy and it is good to maintain the plant within pruning group 1. Latin Name: Acer Palmatum Bloodgood English Name: Japanese Maple ‘Bloodgood’ Species: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Foliage Type: Deciduous Foliage: Red-Purple Flower: Small Purple Flowers Flowering Period: Throughout the Year Suggested Location: Outdoor. Suggested Soil Type: Well-Drained, moist but well drained. Chalk. Clay. Loam. Sand. Suggested Exposure to Sunlight: Full Sunlight or Partial Shade. Suggested Exposure to Weather: Sheltered. Hardiness Rating: High (H6) Lowest Temperature Tolerance: -25 °C to -15 °C ( -13 °F to 5 °F) Cultivation: Grow in a moist but well-drained soil. Water in summer if necessary. Leaf colour is best in partial shade, although full sun can be tolerated. Leaf scorch can be caused by lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure Propagation: Propagate by grafting or softwood cuttings Suggested planting locations and garden types: Low Maintenance Architectural City & Courtyard Gardens Cottage & Informal Garden Patio & Container Plants Rock Garden Habit: Bushy Pests: Aphids and horse chestnut scale may be a problem Maintenance: Pruning group 1 Final Height: 2.5 m – 4 m Final Sideways Spread: 1.5 m – 2.4 m Delivery Cost: This is calculated based on the total size, weight and quantity of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. You will see the final price at the Online Checkout Page (before making payment) – our website will automatically calculate the lowest possible delivery price and apply discounts to orders of certain products – giving you the best value delivery every time! Please note that high-volume orders will decrease your delivery costs significantly by spreading the price across multiple items. Visit our Delivery Policy page for more information.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly has lots of tiny red flowers in spring which make a great contrast to the grey green leaves which are margined with salmon pink and white.Acer Palmatum Butterfly is a compact and upright variety of Japanese Maple and is an ideal specimen tree for any sized garden. Acer Palmatum Butterfly will grow better in a shady position as the leaves can scorch in the hot summer sun.Characteristics of Acer Palmatum Butterfly are it is slow growing, fully hardy and flowers April to May.Standing at over 7 feet tall, our Acer Palmatum Butterfly plants are premium, single stem, mature plants and will make an instant impact in your garden. Tips: Grow in Partial shade. 

Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly has lots of tiny red flowers in spring which make a great contrast to the grey green leaves which are margined with salmon pink and white.Acer Palmatum Butterfly is a compact and upright variety of Japanese Maple and is an ideal specimen tree for any sized garden. Acer Palmatum Butterfly will grow better in a shady position as the leaves can scorch in the hot summer sun.Characteristics of Acer Palmatum Butterfly are it is slow growing, fully hardy and flowers April to May.Standing at over 7 feet tall, our Acer Palmatum Butterfly plants are premium, single stem, mature plants and will make an instant impact in your garden. Tips: Grow in Partial shade. 

Acer Palmatum Dissectum. Japanese Maple Dissectum. Acer Dissectum

Acer Palmatum Dissectum is a low growing dissectum variety of Japanese Maple with lacey fine leaves. The dissectum variety of Acer Palmatum tends to be smaller than the more upright Palmatum. Typically, Acer Palmatum Dissectum has a cascading weeping habit that becomes all the more stately as the plant matures. Dissectum is also a reference to the deeply cut (dissected) feathery texture of the foliage. Acer Palmatum Dissectum has deeply lobed palmate leaves and is often referred to as the Lace-leaf Maple.Possibly the best known and familiar form of Japanese Acer in the UK, Dissectum occurs naturally in the wilds of Japan with either green or red foliage. There are also various named cultivars such as Acer Dissectum Crimson Queen and Acer Palmatum Dissectum Garnet,  both of which have notable red-foliage. Green-leaved dissectum varieties include Acer palmatum Emerald Lace.In winter, the sculpted shape of the bark adds striking architectural interest.As Japanese acers go, Acer Palmatum Dissectum is a smaller, more rounded form and tends to be slow-growing. Many varieties of the dissectum group of Japanese maples mature at 5 metres or less. They rarely attain great heights so they are not classed as shade trees.Japanese Maple Dissectum is fully is hardy throughout the UK. These tough little trees tolerate very harsh cold winters. Japanese Maple Dissectum are excellent specimen plants especially in smaller gardens. As they won’t get overly large, Acer Palmatum Dissectum makes a good container plant and can be very attractive on balconies and roof terraces. Also very useful as companion plants in a mixed border. Japanese Maple Dissectum does not like to dry out. This tends to happen especially when they are grown in pots, which is often the case given their slow growth rate and small overall size. So extra care must be taken if you keep these trees containerised to make sure they are properly watered. Mulch is recommended to increase the moisture around the plant. In terms of aspect, sheltered, shadier areas are recommended. They will grow well in a neutral to acid soil. When young, Acer Palmatum Dissectum grows more vigorously and it is at this time that they can be shaped and pruned if desired. It will need room to spread as it matures so it can achieve its natural cascading shape. 

Acer Palmatum Dissectum. Japanese Maple Dissectum. Acer Dissectum

Acer Palmatum Dissectum is a low growing dissectum variety of Japanese Maple with lacey fine leaves. The dissectum variety of Acer Palmatum tends to be smaller than the more upright Palmatum. Typically, Acer Palmatum Dissectum has a cascading weeping habit that becomes all the more stately as the plant matures. Dissectum is also a reference to the deeply cut (dissected) feathery texture of the foliage. Acer Palmatum Dissectum has deeply lobed palmate leaves and is often referred to as the Lace-leaf Maple.Possibly the best known and familiar form of Japanese Acer in the UK, Dissectum occurs naturally in the wilds of Japan with either green or red foliage. There are also various named cultivars such as Acer Dissectum Crimson Queen and Acer Palmatum Dissectum Garnet,  both of which have notable red-foliage. Green-leaved dissectum varieties include Acer palmatum Emerald Lace.In winter, the sculpted shape of the bark adds striking architectural interest.As Japanese acers go, Acer Palmatum Dissectum is a smaller, more rounded form and tends to be slow-growing. Many varieties of the dissectum group of Japanese maples mature at 5 metres or less. They rarely attain great heights so they are not classed as shade trees.Japanese Maple Dissectum is fully is hardy throughout the UK. These tough little trees tolerate very harsh cold winters. Japanese Maple Dissectum are excellent specimen plants especially in smaller gardens. As they won’t get overly large, Acer Palmatum Dissectum makes a good container plant and can be very attractive on balconies and roof terraces. Also very useful as companion plants in a mixed border. Japanese Maple Dissectum does not like to dry out. This tends to happen especially when they are grown in pots, which is often the case given their slow growth rate and small overall size. So extra care must be taken if you keep these trees containerised to make sure they are properly watered. Mulch is recommended to increase the moisture around the plant. In terms of aspect, sheltered, shadier areas are recommended. They will grow well in a neutral to acid soil. When young, Acer Palmatum Dissectum grows more vigorously and it is at this time that they can be shaped and pruned if desired. It will need room to spread as it matures so it can achieve its natural cascading shape. 

Acer Palmatum Shindeshojo. Spring Ruby Tree. Japanese Acers.

Acer Palmatum Shindeshojo is commonly known as The Spring Ruby Tree. This is a beautiful delicate leaved, deciduous, Japanese Acer with red leaves when the leaves emerge in early Spring turning to light pinks. Acer Palmatum Shindeshojo is wide growing and upright and the branches are light and twiggy giving the impression of a delicate tree. Other interesting and unusual Acer varieties include Acer Palmatum Atropurpureum and Acer Palmatum Chitoseyama.This Acer prefers moist soil which is neutral / acidic and likes a sheltered partially / full shade position.View our Blog Post on Acers for details of our range of trees and growing tips.More photos Best Autumn colour galleryAward of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens

Acer Palmatum Pixie Japanese Maple Dwarf Japanese Maple

Acer Palmatum Pixie Japanese MapleAcer Palmatum Pixie is a deciduous dwarf acer with blood-red leaves. It’s perfect for compact gardens in need of a colour boost.  This little acer is the dwarf version of the well-known bright red Acer palmatum bloodgood, but as it is compact it will only reach 1/3 of its size and doesn’t outgrow it’s welcome.This particularly bright and attractive small acer sprouts bright red lobed foliage in spring which gradually deepens to a richer red in summer before maturing into strong scarlet red for autumn. Small inconspicuous green flowers arrive in spring that gradually mature into winged red fruits known as samaras.Acer Palmatun Pixie’s trunk is almost black with stripes appearing as it slowly matures.This is a great little acer for compact gardens with striking red colours and interesting textures. Height and Spread of Acer Palmatum PixieAcer Palmatum Pixie grows upright but gets no taller than around 2.5 metres and 1 metre wide. Its better known as Dwarf Japanese Maple or Pixie Japanese Maple due to its compact nature. How Hardy Is Acer Palmatum PixieDwarf Japanese Maple is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures but it does need shelter from strong, cold winds which can cause leaf scorch.Once established it is drought and heat tolerant and relatively pest-free.How To Use Acer Palmatum PixiePixie Japanese Maple is the perfect specimen tree for a compact urban garden that needs a boost of rich colour.A row along the fence line blocks out neighbours in the summer months without shading out the whole garden. In larger spaces Dwarf Japanese Maple makes an unusual lining for a footpath or a colourful way to mark out a seating area.This small acer will grow well in a container as long as it is well watered and fed regularly. When it’s grown in a pot, Dwarf Japanese Maple will stay smaller than garden planted specimens.How To Care For Acer Palmatum PixieAcer Palmatum Pixie needs well-drained moist soil in a sheltered position that’s protected from the prevailing wind to really thrive.It can handle the heat, unlike other more delicate acers, and full afternoon sun brings out the redness of its foliage, however strong early morning sunshine may scorch its leaves.Acers tend to prefer neutral to acid soils and struggle in chalky areas. If your garden is chalky consider growing Japanese Maple Pixie in a container with ericaceous soil.This compact maple tree doesn’t need any pruning as it naturally holds a well-formed shape but you can cut back any unruly branches in winter. 

Acer Palmatum Pixie Japanese Maple Dwarf Japanese Maple

Acer Palmatum Pixie Japanese MapleAcer Palmatum Pixie is a deciduous dwarf acer with blood-red leaves. It’s perfect for compact gardens in need of a colour boost.  This little acer is the dwarf version of the well-known bright red Acer palmatum bloodgood, but as it is compact it will only reach 1/3 of its size and doesn’t outgrow it’s welcome.This particularly bright and attractive small acer sprouts bright red lobed foliage in spring which gradually deepens to a richer red in summer before maturing into strong scarlet red for autumn. Small inconspicuous green flowers arrive in spring that gradually mature into winged red fruits known as samaras.Acer Palmatun Pixie’s trunk is almost black with stripes appearing as it slowly matures.This is a great little acer for compact gardens with striking red colours and interesting textures. Height and Spread of Acer Palmatum PixieAcer Palmatum Pixie grows upright but gets no taller than around 2.5 metres and 1 metre wide. Its better known as Dwarf Japanese Maple or Pixie Japanese Maple due to its compact nature. How Hardy Is Acer Palmatum PixieDwarf Japanese Maple is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures but it does need shelter from strong, cold winds which can cause leaf scorch.Once established it is drought and heat tolerant and relatively pest-free.How To Use Acer Palmatum PixiePixie Japanese Maple is the perfect specimen tree for a compact urban garden that needs a boost of rich colour.A row along the fence line blocks out neighbours in the summer months without shading out the whole garden. In larger spaces Dwarf Japanese Maple makes an unusual lining for a footpath or a colourful way to mark out a seating area.This small acer will grow well in a container as long as it is well watered and fed regularly. When it’s grown in a pot, Dwarf Japanese Maple will stay smaller than garden planted specimens.How To Care For Acer Palmatum PixieAcer Palmatum Pixie needs well-drained moist soil in a sheltered position that’s protected from the prevailing wind to really thrive.It can handle the heat, unlike other more delicate acers, and full afternoon sun brings out the redness of its foliage, however strong early morning sunshine may scorch its leaves.Acers tend to prefer neutral to acid soils and struggle in chalky areas. If your garden is chalky consider growing Japanese Maple Pixie in a container with ericaceous soil.This compact maple tree doesn’t need any pruning as it naturally holds a well-formed shape but you can cut back any unruly branches in winter.