Acer palmatum 'Shu shidare' Weeping Japanese Maple

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Acer palmatum 'Shu shidare' Weeping Japanese MapleAcer palmatum dissectum 'Shu shidare' Weeping Shu shidare Japanese Maple Zones 5 9 'Shu shidare' is a newer selection of weeping laceleaf Japanese maple that was found and named by Talon Buchholz. The spring color is a nice shade of red, maturing to a green with orange hues. 'Shu shidare' may reach 4 ft in height by 6 ft in width in 10 years. The weeping habit is quite nice with nice arching branching. "Shu" means orange while "shidare" means weeping.

and the tree itself reaches 3 ft in height by 3 ft in width in 10 years

The deep green leaves start to develop a brilliant “fire engine red” border

Acer palmatum 'Red Baron'

While this variegation is just as unstable as other variegated ginkgo

'Oshio beni' translates as "large red tide" which describes this Japanese maple fairly well

While Chionanthus pygmaeus is a dwarf pymgy form

Cercis canadensis The Rising Sun™

giving an extremely ornamental appeal

Germaine's Gyration is one of the quickest growing of the cascading laceleaf types

and alpine rock gardens

beautiful flowers and no fruit

'Marielle' turns to a bright orange-red