Tsuma Gaki Japanese Maple Tree

This Japanese Maple Tree is full of fall colors such as red-purple, yellow, and bronze. And who doesn't love fall colors?

The Tsuma Gaki Japanese Maple Tree (Acer palmatum 'Tsuma Gaki') has lobes that are yellow-green that transition out to red at the tips for a lovely two-tone effect! The lobes appear as if they just got done with a relaxing manicure!

In the summer the leaves turn green before they eventually take on a ravishing red and yellow coloration in the fall. Throughout the year this deciduous tree gives off a variety of colors that always give you something to look forward to!

On top of the natural beauty of the foliage, they also produce petite reddish-purple flowers that bloom in the middle of spring. Although these flowers are noticeable from a distance, they are quite adorable close-up! The bees certainly will appreciate them each spring!

Landscape Application:

Japanese Maple Trees have such a unique size and shape, growing 6 - 9 feet tall and spreading just 4 - 5 feet in width, which makes Tsuma Gaki a fantastic specimen plant. They thrive to be the center of attention and are the perfect addition to any landscape or even large planter!

The Tsuma Gaki Japanese Maple has a rounded shape which creates a pretty focal point among your bed and borders in the partial shade landscape or near the canopy of larger trees where it can bask in the filtered sun. Both front and backyards benefit from these showy ornamental trees!

• Yellow-Green Lobes Transition To Red Tips
• Red & Yellow Coloration in the Fall
• Produce Petite Reddish-Purple Flowers
• Upright Oval Canopy
• Fantastic Specimen Plant, Accents & Great In Large Containers

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Plant Japanese Maples in full sun in cooler climates, but in partial, filtered, or afternoon shade locations in hotter growing zones 5 to 9 to prevent the delicate leaves from burning. Maples need a well-drained soil location with regular moisture access and a 3-4 inch deep layer of mulch around the roots. Not only does the mulch look great, but it helps keep even moisture as well as protect your maple against pesky diseases and pests. Prune in the late winter to shore up any broken or unruly branches.

• Performs in Full Sun or Part Shade
• Well-Drained Soil
• Moderate Regular Moisture
• Prune When Dormant
• Cold-Hardy, Versatile & Adaptable

Brighten your landscaping up today with the array of fall colors that the Tsuma Gaki Japanese Maple Tree has to offer! Order now at today!