Acer palmatum 'Aocha nishiki' Japanese Maple pine The first 4-6 weeks of

The first 4-6 weeks of spring there are very few Japanese Maples that can compete with the brilliant crimson red color of  'Bonfire' foliage

'Mikawa yatsubusa' can be comfortably grown in zones 5 through 9

add the fact that the leaves tend to curl downward on the ends and you get one of the most regal forms in the garden and one of my favorite conifers

‘Strawberry Spring’ leans more consistently toward pink spring tones and retains a finer contrast with its green veins

this compact dwarf maple has become a favorite of maple enthusiasts and gardeners all over the world

Acer palmatum 'Aocha nishiki' Japanese Maple pine The first 4-6 weeks ofAcer palmatum Aocha nishiki is a small tree that will become almost as wide as it is tall with age. The name translates to green yellow but 'Aocha nishiki' is mostly known for it's creamy yellow variegation, unfortunately this almost never shows up in hot climates. Not to worry, the bright chartreuse color of early spring leaves makes this tree a great addition to any garden. If that were not enough we usually get a replay of the spring display in