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Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa'
Please note: The photographs shown are of the actual plant you will receive. .
Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa' — Compact Japanese maple with dense, small-lobed foliage. This cultivar features rich green leaves that hold their compact, ruffled form through the growing season and turn brilliant shades of red to orange in fall. Growth habit is low and mounding, making it ideal for small gardens, containers, shaded borders, and bonsai. Mature height typically ranges from 3–6 feet with equal spread when grown in garden conditions; slow-growing and easy to manage with minimal pruning.
Key characteristics:
Leaf: Small, deeply divided palmate leaves with a crisp, textured appearance.
Color: Summer green; fall tones range from bright crimson to fiery orange depending on exposure and climate.
Habit: Dense, compact, mounded form; excellent for foreground planting, rock gardens, patios, or bonsai use.
Light: Prefers morning sun and afternoon shade or dappled shade; protect from hot, direct afternoon sun in warmer regions.
Soil & care: Likes well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral soil; regular moisture without waterlogging. Mulch to retain moisture and protect roots.
Hardiness: Suited to USDA zones approximately 5–8 (zone suitability can vary by microclimate).
Please note: The photographs shown are of the actual plant you will receive. .
Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa' — Compact Japanese maple with dense, small-lobed foliage. This cultivar features rich green leaves that hold their compact, ruffled form through the growing season and turn brilliant shades of red to orange in fall. Growth habit is low and mounding, making it ideal for small gardens, containers, shaded borders, and bonsai. Mature height typically ranges from 3–6 feet with equal spread when grown in garden conditions; slow-growing and easy to manage with minimal pruning.
Key characteristics:
Leaf: Small, deeply divided palmate leaves with a crisp, textured appearance.
Color: Summer green; fall tones range from bright crimson to fiery orange depending on exposure and climate.
Habit: Dense, compact, mounded form; excellent for foreground planting, rock gardens, patios, or bonsai use.
Light: Prefers morning sun and afternoon shade or dappled shade; protect from hot, direct afternoon sun in warmer regions.
Soil & care: Likes well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral soil; regular moisture without waterlogging. Mulch to retain moisture and protect roots.
Hardiness: Suited to USDA zones approximately 5–8 (zone suitability can vary by microclimate).