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Learn about Japanese maple tree care and pruning, explore some of the many varieties of Japanese maples, and why these trees are great for container planting.
Read more about the various types of Japanese Maples, how each is different, and learn how to plant and grow your own Japanese Maple at home.
'Garnet' (Acer palmatum dissectum 'Garnet') is another lace-leaf Japanese maple with red leaves. The foliage remains reddish-orange throughout the growing season and then fades to purplish-green in late summer before turning bright red in fall.
When it comes to Japanese maples, red means go! Pop on over to your nearest nursery either online or in person, and scoop one up to add bold, bright color to your outdoor space. And if you need to brush up on how to care for these trees, check out our growing guide.
The Japanese red maple lends a sense of grace to any space. The dash of red is a welcome addition in yards and parks across the U.S. It is great for tight spaces, as the tree only reaches up to 25 feet at maturity. It is slow growing, but does well in a wide range of soils and climates (hardiness zones 5-8).
Red Dragon Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum 'Red Dragon') is a slow-growing tree for small yards or containers. Learn how to care for this red stunner.
Bloodgood Japanese maple trees have stunning, bold red foliage across three seasons. Learn more about these trees in our guide.
Japanese Maple. Burgundy-red foliage transforms into brilliant scarlet in fall, and distinctive red-black bark adds striking visual interest during the winter. An ideal choice for small gardens, patios, and entryways, lending an elegant touch to any space. This hardy Japanese maple variety exhibits excellent sun tolerance. Part to full sun.
Trim Japanese red maples in late winter or early spring, just before new growth begins. This timing minimizes stress on the tree and reduces sap loss. Avoid heavy pruning in the late summer or fall, as this can lead to damage from winter weather. Light pruning during summer can also help maintain shape without risking tree health.
The ‘Fireglow’ red Japanese maple tree has stunning crimson red leaves lasting from spring until fall. The red maple leaves give this Acer palmatum cultivar its common name—‘Fireglow.’ Five to seven red lanceolate blades form the palmate leaves.