Acer palmatum 'Dissectum Orangeola'

A very highly regarded weeping Japanese maple that forms a large shrub or small tree with cascading branches. This beautiful weeping maple presents with fine leaves that display a range of colours, a feature of which is the bright orange growing tips in spring. Forms an attractive weeping tree and can develop into a stunning specimen tree, providing colour from spring through until autumn.

Categories: Weeping Maple Weeping Trees

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Genus

Acer
Species

palmatum
Variety Type

Ornamental
Variety

Weeping Maple
Growth Rate

Slow to moderate.
Foliage

Finely dissected foliage that emerges orange, before changing to brown-red sometimes with green through summer. In autumn the foliage changes to orange-red and hangs on the tree for a relativley long time.
Climate

Warm temperate to cool temperate. Prefers a site sheltered from hot winds.
Ornamental Fruit

Rarely seen.
Tree Habit

Forms an attractive cascading mound. Slightly less spreading than most dissectums.
Tree Size

Small tree. Eventual size is dependent in part on the height of the 'standard'.
Flowers

Insignificant red flowers.
Pruning

Young trees will benefit from formative pruning.
Height (m)

2
Width (m)

2