Acer palmatum ‘Emerald Lace’ Japanese Maple
Description
Emerald Lace has leaves much smaller than other green laceleafs such as ‘Waterfall’ or ‘Viridis’. The leaves are finely dissected, resembling the leaves of the “filigree” maples. Fall color comes early in the season, starting in late August and going through October, gradually changing from a rusty-orange to a deep crimson red. When trained upright, this variety forms a graceful fountain-like tree. If unstaked, it forms a low rounded canopy scarcely 2 or 3 feet in height!
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Plant Form
Additional information
| Latin Name | Acer palmatum 'Emerald Lace' |
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| Plant Size | #1 Container, #10 Junior Specimen: 3-4', #3 Container on Standard, BP-1 |
| Common name | Emerald Lace Japanese Maple |
| Sun Exposure | Sun/Part Shade |
| Growth Rate | Dwarf |
| ANNUAL GROWTH | 3-6" |
| HxW@10 Years | 4'x5' |
| Color | green |
| LEAF TYPE | Laceleaf |
| Hardiness Zone | Zones 5-9 |
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