Japanese maple trees can provide a striking focal point, be the perfect plant to set off a large container, or grow into an impressive bonsai specimen. There are hundreds of Japanese maple varieties that come in various sizes with a large assortment of leaf shapes and colors that range from shades of green to orange, red, purple, and variegated.
Exposure:
Providing the right amount of light can be a balancing act. Too much light can damage delicate leaves. Too little light, and some of the more colourful varieties will take on a greenish tone — still attractive, but not the brilliant fall colour of reds and purples as would be expected. For best colour, most maples need a location with part day’s sun or at least high light.
Foliage colour:
Famous for their phenomenal fall colours, Japanese maples also present purples, reds, yellows, oranges, and greens as well as variegation throughout the growing season.
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