Orangeola Japanese Maple
Orangeola Japanese Maple
Features
The Orangeola Japanese Maple is well-known for its elegant, cascading shape and lively colored leaves. Its foliage begins as deeply-lobed and orange-red in the spring, then shifts to orange-tinted green in the summer, culminating in a fiery crimson display in the fall, making it a captivating choice for seasonal landscapes.
Average Size
This cultivar of Japanese maple has an average height range of 6-10 feet with a width of 8-12 feet. However, actual growth may vary depending on environmental factors and pruning techniques.
Planting
The Orangeola Japanese Maple flourishes in well-drained, acidic soil and is best suited for areas with partial shade to full sun. It is recommended to protect it from intense afternoon sun to prevent leaf scorching. During planting, make sure the root ball is level with the soil surface and water regularly, particularly during dry periods.
Additional information |
| LATIN NAME | Acer palmatum 'Orangeola' |
| COMMON NAME | Orangeola Japanese Maple |
| SUN EXPOSURE | Part shade - Full sun |
| HXW@10 YEARS | Height of 6-10 feet and a width of 8-12 feet |
| LEAF TYPE | Lobed |
| HARDINESS ZONE | 5-8 |
| GROWTH RATE | Moderate |
| COLOR | Orange-Red-Green |
| FORM | Weeping |
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