Acer palmatum Autumn emerging in late March

emerging in late March

upright crown and that it doesn't produce any fruit this tree is an excellent choice for streets

It grows to a height of approximately 10 meters

Treat as ericaceous for best performance

Bark is dark chestnut-brown

Acer palmatum Autumn emerging in late MarchThe wild form of Japanese maple prized for its gorgeous purple red, orange or yellow autumnal colours. An excellent choice for autumn colour in a smaller garden, or as part of an ornamental woodland in a larger space. Best in a moist but well drained loam, sheltered from cold winds. Will tolerate chalk to some degree but prefers acid to neutral soil. A shallow rooting tree