Japanese Maples

Cascading and mounding form. Foliage is a soft, pale green. all color is a very pronounced orange-red.

Dwarf, mounding form, well drained soils. Green leaves are streaked with white, pink and red-- a fantastic color show.

Deciduous, weeping tree. Deep maroon leaves hold their color well into summer. Red fall color.

Mounded habit. Spring leaves emerge a bright orange-pink maturing to green with pink highlights. In fall the leaves turn orange-red. Prefers well-drained soils.

Deciduous, spreading. Unique red lace leaf tree which grows upright. Tips of side branches weep down. Deep crimson in fall.

Laciniated, dark brown throughout the season and shiny yellowish orange in autumn.

Outstanding, cascading, deciduous small tree. Bright, orange-red new leaves turning red-green through the summer. Turns dark red before turning fiery orange-red in fall.

Deciduous weeping tree. Spring leaves are more bronze-red turning greenish in late summer. Prominent crimson-red in the fall.

A compact, pendulous shrub cascading outward, then downward. Ferny foliage of deep purple-red holds well into summer changing to rusty green with a reddish undertone becoming crimson-orange in fall. Slow growing.

Weeping habit. Light orange spring color. Summer color is a deep red to maroon color. Orange Fall color.

Deciduous, weeping tree. Holds nice red color. Resistant to Leaf Scorch.

Wide spreading mounding habit. Deep red that holds its color through the entire summer even in shade. Extremely slow growing

Cascading, somewhat upright, deciduous small tree. Deep maroon leaves hold their color well into summer. Fall leaves turn yellow to yellow-orange.

Deciduous, weeping tree. Feathery leaves are green in summer and turn a brillant yellow gold in the fall.

Deciduous, weeping tree. Spring leaves are light green and edged in red which last into early summer. Gold crimson fall color.

Weeping, deciduous tree. Holds deep red color in summer; fall colors are bright scarlets. A lace leaf which performs well in hotter climates.

Weeping, deciduous tree. Variegated leaves. New foliage is the spring has pink and cream undertones. The leaves are more strongly colored when grown in the shade; and because this tree sunburns easily, a shady site is preferred.

Weeping, deciduous tree. Green foliage turns gold in fall.

Deciduous, weeping tree. Larger leaves than most dissectum. Stake when young to attain height.

Spreading, dwarf form. Slow grower; 3' tall x 4' wide in 10 years. Slightly red before turning a spectacular pink and then fading to green. Fall color is orange to red. Prefers well-drained soils.

Dark red foliage. All summer makes this rounded tree a stand-out; selected by Harold Johnston of Alabama so we know it thrives on humid heat, as well.

Leaves emerge a deep purple red with purple venation that remains well into late summer when upper surfaces are suffused with green. Fall color is a vivid scarlet. Vigorous grower.

Upright deciduous tree. Moderate grower; 8 ft tall x 4 ft wide in 10 years. Prefers well-drained soil. Green round leaves in summer. Fall color is vivid yellow, orange, and red.

This hybrid maple has the cold hardiness of a Korean maple and the beauty of a Japanese maple. Large green deeply lobed leaves in summer, mature to a showy orange and red fall color. Excellent selection for colder climates.