Acer griseum Pleached turn dark green in summer

turn dark green in summer and then marvelous red and orange in autumn

perfectly accentuated by the striking burgandy autumn foliage

A superb shrub with an attractive tiered or layered arrangement of branching

if pollinated

when acidity is high

Acer griseum Pleached turn dark green in summerSince its introduction from China in 1901 this beautiful small tree has become a great garden favourite. The exquisite cinnamon coloured, exfoliating bark, together with the blue green, trifoliate leaves, which turn bronze or russet red in autumn, make this species exceptionally attractive as a specimen tree. Prefers well drained, moist, and preferably acid to neutral soil, but fairly adaptable. Shallow dense rooting habit. Hardy.