Spring Colors in the midst of Fall
The majority of people only know about the beauty of the Japanese Maples by their Fall colors. However, there are a number of Japanese Maples which really give it their all in Spring. Typically, we see these colors more than the customer as the lingering winters prevent shipping these beautiful shows until after the curtain has dropped.
To take in and really appreciate this spectacle, it is best to grab these trees in the fall, or even late spring and wait the entire year for the show to start. Here are some of our favorites that can be missed if you do not already have them planted and prepared before the show begins.
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| Acer palmatum Rainbow | Acer palmatum Mystic Mikawa | Acer palmatum Will’s Divine |
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| Acer palmatum Yama nishiki | Acer pseudosieboldianum First Flame | Acer palmatum Taylor |
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| Acer palmatum Calico | Acer palmatum Tsukasa silhouette | Acer palmatum Ukon / Aoyagi |
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| Acer palmatum Rokugatsu en nishiki | Acer palmatum Lileeann’s Jewel | Acer palmatum Beni komachi |
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| Acer palmatum Geisha Gone Wild | Acer palmatum Akane | Acer palmatum Abigail Rose |
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| Acer palmatum Geisha | Acer palmatum Rokugatsu en nishiki | Acer pseudoplatanus Pugent Pink |
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| Acer palmatum Japanese Sunrise | Davidia involucrata Sonoma | Acer macrophyllum Mocha Rose |
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| Aesculus turbinata Marble Chip | Cercis canadensis Floating Cloud | Acer pseudoplatanus Nizetti |