Acer palmatum Dissectum Flavescens 1,3 m

The cut-leaf Japanese maple is an extremely decorative, low-growing variety of Japanese maple. It can reach a height of 1.5-2 m. Its crown is umbrella-shaped, with downward-curving, flexible branches. This loose, relaxed shape gives it a characteristic elegance. Its leaves are bright lime green, then turn yellow, orange and red in autumn. It needs a semi-shaded or shaded spot and sandy, neutral or acidic soil. It needs a lot of water. It is an essential plant in Japanese gardens, but also looks lovely in any other garden or front yard. The leaf shape, autumn color and striking branch structure of the Japanese maple decorate it throughout the season, so plant it in a clearly visible place in your garden and give it a prominent role.