Tamukeyama Japanese Maple

Features

Experience the stunning beauty of Tamukeyama Japanese Maple, a deciduous shrub or small tree that brings vibrant color to your garden year-round. The finely dissected foliage begins deep red-purple in spring, matures to burgundy-red in summer, and intensifies to crimson in the fall. With its cascading, weeping form, this tree adds elegance and interest to any garden, border, or container.

Average Size

The estimated height and width range for this variety is typically 6 to 8 feet, but with age, it can potentially reach 10 feet.

Planting

Establish Tamukeyama Japanese Maple in properly drained, acidic soil enriched with organic matter. Select an area with partial to full sun exposure, though in hotter regions, providing afternoon shade may prevent leaf scorch. Protect the planting site from strong winds, especially in colder zones.