Acer Tamukeyama

Acer dissectum Tamukeyama is a Japanese maple tree that features deeply dissected, lace-like leaves that start as a deep crimson in spring, maintain a consistent dark maroon throughout the summer, and then transform into a stunning bright red in autumn. The fine texture of the leaves, combined with its gracefully weeping form, makes it a spectacular ornamental feature.

Ideal for a variety of garden styles, including Japanese and formal gardens, the Tamukeyama thrives in partial shade, which helps protect its vibrant foliage from fading. It prefers moist, well-drained soil with a slightly acidic pH. Due to its weeping habit and controlled growth, it is perfectly suited for small gardens, rockeries, or as a distinctive container plant.

Typically reaches a height and spread of about 2m.