Japanese Maples

Grace and beauty

Japanese maples (Acers) are amongst the finest shrubs that anyone could plant in their garden. Thy are known for their graceful habit, often with attractive coloured foliage and many with finely textured leaves. They come into their own in autumn when their foliage turns stunning shades of golden-yellow, orange or fiery red. They are slow growing, compact in habit and their non-invasive root system makes them ideal for the smaller, modern garden, growing in containers or as an under-storey to larger trees and shrubs. Japanese maples make excellent accent plants in rockeries or provide elegance to water features. Japanese Maples; A Care & Cultivation Guide

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