Will grow to about 10'. Hardy but in hot climates does best with morning sun and afternoon shade. Easy to Grow Japanese Maples Beni ubi gohan. Beni ubi gohan Beni ubi gohan is a small, slow growing red-leafed linearlobum palmatum, perfect for containers or bonsai. In the landscape, Beni ubi gohan will grow to about 5' high and as wide.
A very fine palmatum, this maple will add a touch of elegance to your garden. Scarlet Fall color. Brants Dwarf Brandt's Dwarf is one of the oldest Acer palmatum red dwarf maples. The leaves emerge in the Spring bright red and then deepen to a blood red in the Summer. Later in the season the leaves fade to a rusty green color.
At maturity Brandt's dwarf will reach about 3 feet high. It's habit is a dense rounded shrub. Fall color is bright scarlet red. Fall color is a scarlet red. Briella's Broom seems to grow stronger than Shaina. Briella's Broom will grow to about 4 feet. Japanese Maple Tree Varieties Calico. Calico Calico is strong growing palmatum that is similar to Katsura but much smaller in scale.
Calico emerges bright orange yellow in the spring and then leaves turn to a pleasing lime green in the summer. Fall colors are mostly yellow and orange with tinges of red.
Strong growing to 6'. Great for smaller gardens. Caperci's Dwarf is small tree form of Japanese maple has tiny green leaves and a dense, rounded habit.
Very nice Golden to Crimson Fall color. Caperci's dwarf will become 4' tall x 3' wide in 10 years. Acer palmatum Coonara Pygmy. Coonara Pygmy Coonara Pygmy is a very nice roundish dwarf maple. Coonara pygmy has small bright green leaves which emerge in spring that are densely clustered on the stems.
Fall colors transitions into yellow-orange and pink to deep pink tones in late fall. Discovered in Australia. Morning sun afternoon shade is best in hot climates. Acer palmatum Corallinum. Corallinum Corallinum emerges an outstanding pink in the spring, making this maple a knockout beauty! The leaves turn to a pleasing green in summer and often goes through another flush of pink later in summer.
Corallinum has small leaves and is slow growing to '. It's habit is dense and compact - but graceful. Cynthia's Crown Jewel has small palmate leaves emerge that emerge in the spring limey green and pink with serrated edges. In summer the leaves remain light green. Fall color with Fiery oranges and reds. Good heat tolerance, hardy and easy to grow. Acer palmatum Dr.
Suess The Japanese maple Dr Seuss is a dwarf Acer palmatum with small, lightly variegated green and yellow leaves, most noticeable on new growth. Leaves emerge in the Spring with orange tinges. Dr Seuss forms a tight ball of a shrub to about 5 feet tall by 3 feet wide. Fall color is yellow to orange. Acer palmatum Dragon Tears. Dragon Tears Dragon Tears Japanese maple is a relatively new introduction and is sure to please. Dragon Tears has leaves that emerge crimson red and mature through the summer to a deep burgundy.
Dragon tears is unique in that it grows horizontally similar to Acer palmatum lace leafs and has a semi-pendulous habit. Fall color is bright red. Mature size is 6' H by 6' W. Hardy but provide shade in the afternoon in very hot climates. Emerald Lace Emerald Lace Japanese maple is our favorite green Acer palmatum with finely dissected leaves.
Emerald lace has leaves that emerge bright green in spring with red petioles which remain red throughout the season. Summer color lightens to light green with red highlights. Emerald lace has great fall colors that run yellow to orange and finish up with fiery red. Hardy and vigorous. A great plant! Typical cascading habit. Height can easily be maintained with thoughtful pinching back and conversely - can be trained higher by staking.
Does great in sun but in hot areas provide some shade in the the afternoon. Fireball Fireball is a great Acer palmatum dwarf! Bright red foliage in the Spring. This 'witches' -broom will grow in a compact ball. Brighter and more compact than Shaina. Will grow to about ' tall by 4' wide in 8 years. When mature can take Full sun. Acer palmatum Fjellheim. Fjellheim Fjellheim is a maple that arose from a witches'-broom growing on Sango kaku, the Coral Bark Japanese maple.
Hence, it forms a compact tree like tree much like the popular Coral Bark but smaller. Fjellheim has the same wonderful bark color and yellow Fall color as Sango kaku, Fjellheim will remain a dwarf growing only 5 feet or so. It is great for the small garden or containers.
Fjellheim can be difficult to grow in wet areas - be sure to have good drainage in your soil if you intend to grow this wonderful maple. Acer palmatum Fukinagashi. Fukinagashi Fukinagashi is very nice dwarf green narrow leaf linearilobum. This dwarf is a vigorous grower, that emerges green in the spring and later in the season has a flush of apricot colored secondary growth. Purplish bark contrasts very nicely with the geen foliage. A compact upright grower to about 7 feet with a width of about 5 feet.
Fukinagashi has a Fall color that is brilliant red. Acer shirasawanum Full Moon Maple. Full Moon Maple Acer shirasawanum 'Aureum' known as 'The Full Moon Maple' or "Golden Full Moon maple" has large chartreuse orbicular leaves with bright red petioles which make this one of the most desired maples.
This is a stunning maple! The golden color develops best when the Full Moon is placed in a sunny location - but will burn in very hot areas. The Full Moon maple is rather slow growing and this maple will reach 8 feet tall in 10 years. Brilliant orange and red fall colors as shown in photo at left. Then full moon maple is cold hardy but give morning sun and afternoon shade in hot locations.
Boasting lustrous, finely cut green foliage, 'Green Cascade' Japanese maple also has a delicate weeping habit. If not staked, it forms a flowing mound of foliage. In fall, its leaves turn shades of red and orange. An exceptionally beautiful tree, golden full moon maple features vibrant yellow leaves through the summer.
If you're aiming to plant for fall color try 'Aureum'; its leaf tips develop red edges while its leaf center stays golden. Like the golden full moon Japanese maple, 'Autumn Moon' features bright yellow leaves. But on this variety, the leaves bear decidedly pink tones. In fall, the leaves put on a show in shades of red, orange, and yellow. A time-tested selection and mid-size Japanese maple tree, 'Hogyoku' bears green leaves that turn bright orange in autumn.
It has a sturdy trunk and branches, and tolerates heat better than many other varieties. A tree for all seasons, 'Beni Kawa' features small green leaves that turn golden-yellow in fall. In winter, it really shines because of its bright red stems.
This Japanese maple looks stunning against a backdrop of snow, so plant this tree to provide eye-catching winter interest. Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade in moist, slightly acidic well-drained soil. A favorite for bonsai , 'Higasayama' offers pink buds that open into leaves colored in cream, green, and fuchsia.
As the season progresses, this dwarf Japanese maple tree's leaves fade to green, then change to glowing shades of gold and yellow in autumn. If you're a fan of variegated foliage, this is the tree for you. Growing conditions: Full sun to part shade in moist, slightly acidic, well-drained soil.
A favorite because of its dark purple-red foliage , Emperor 1 is a good choice for northern gardens. Its leaves open a bit later than most other trees, which helps it avoid potential damage from late spring frosts. This Japanese maple tree also offers brilliant scarlet-red fall color. A good-size Japanese maple tree with multi-season appeal, 'Sango-kaku' commonly called coral bark maple features green leaves that turn brilliant yellow in fall.
After the leaves drop, the tree's bark takes center stage with its bright coral-red color. This colorful maple tree is a sure way to add winter interest to your landscape. A fast-growing variety, 'Suminagashi' can gain a foot in height each year during its first decade. It offers deeply cut leaves and rich, purplish-red foliage that looks good all spring and summer. The broad red leaves that glow as sunlight passes through them are a sight to behold.
More often than not when I tell a customer how big they actually get, I feel as I just shattered dreams and broke their heart. Yes, Bloodgoods are slow growing and many growers list their 10 year height as ', they will get much bigger at maturity, often reaching ' tall and wide with age.
In order to find some hardy varieties of Japanese maples that truly stay small, I searched far and wide. I've found some alternatives to the Bloodgood, that fit in the smaller lots that are becoming much more common.
Japanese Maples make the ideal specimen tree for your landscape. If you're tight on space, try one of the options I mentioned above. You many also want to consider another variety of dwarf ornamental.
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