A beautiful hardy, deciduous acer with small bright green palmate leaves turning vivid orange in the autumn. The weeping habit gives a spread of up to 3.5m across and 2m in height over 20 years.
Hardiness level Green
A large shrub or small tree, 4m in height with an upright and open habit. The palmate leaves emerge salmon pink then darken to a textured red with the classic network of veining, finishing the year in a blaze of scarlet foliage.
Hardiness level Green
If you love pinks and reds then this is the tree for you. A little tree, only getting to about 3m in height, the pinky-purple new leaves are margined with bright pink in the spring. The leaves turn a reddish-purple in the summer followed by a deeper in the Autumn.
Hardiness level Green
A beautiful shrub or small tree that could reach 1.5m over 20 years. The deeply cut 7 lobed leaves start pinky red in the Spring, turn burgandy over the summer taking on scarlet hues in the Autumn.
Hardiness level Green
A wide spreading, round-headed tree that grows slowly to 4m over 40 to 50 years. The leaves emerge creamy green with very visible deep green veining and red margins, developing golden-orange colours in the autumn.
Hardiness level Green
Known in the west since 1704, this is a tall and upright vase shaped tree to 8m. The dark green summer leaves have contrasting red stems and are unusual in that the edges are deeply inwardly curled. In the autumn the foliage turns a lovely golden colour.
Hardiness level Green
This is a pretty tree, perfect for small gardens, growing to 1.5m. Delicate new crimson edged foliage softens to green as the Summer progresses before turning flaming yellow and orange in the Autumn.
Hardiness level Green
Produces fantastic pale orange/yellow spring foliage gradually fading to medium green in early summer. Soft oranges and yellows in autumn before leaf drop. 15ft after 25 years.
Hardiness level Green
Deciduous bush or small tree from Japan. Purple and deeply cut leaves turning crimson in autumn. Height after 20-50 years, 1.5m -2.5m with a spread of 1.5m – 2m.
Hardiness level Green
The foliage on this small tree is beautiful: toothed green leaves with pinky, creamy margins and dark midribs turning red, orange and yellow in autumn. The low canopied tree is initially slender but can reach 4m x 4m over 20 years. An old Japanese variety, Higasa means umbrella and yama means mountain.
Hardiness level Green
