Plants

Acer negundo

[Boxelder]

Invasive. Very rough in its appearance due to pinnately compound, coarsely serrate leaves paired with a multi-stemmed, irregular habit. Leaves of young specimens may commonly be mistaken for poison ivy. This tree has limited ornamental value in the landscape and is short lived but also extremely tolerant of site conditions. Wherever this species is grown, expect to encounter boxelder bugs (Leptocoris trivittatus). This common pest feeds on the sap of boxelders and maples and is…

Acer palmatum

[Japanese Maple]

A refined but striking specimen in its several forms, differing in color, texture, and habit, but all graceful. Newly expanded foliage may be damaged by sun and wind. Plant where it will receive some protection from the elements, especially winter elements. Can leaf out early and be killed back by a late freeze. Prefers some shade and good moisture.

Acer palmatum 'Wolff' [sold as Emperor I®]

[Emperor I Japanese Maple]

Emperor I grows rapidly and of the Japanese Maple cultivars it is on the larger side. Leaves have red and blue pigment, holds color in heat. This cultivar leafs out 12 to 14 days later than sister cultivars which helps avoid spring frost damage.

Acer palmatum `Koto-no-ito`

[Harp Strings Japanese Maple]

Tolerant to black walnut (Juglans nigra).

Acer palmatum 'Osakazuki'

[Osakazuki Japanese Maple]

'Osakazuki' is an older cultivar with vibrant green leaves that fade to red in the fall. It has many uses in the landscaping with its fine texture. Needs some protection from heat.

Acer palmatum `Sango Kaku`

[Coral Bark Japanese Maple]

Acer palmatum 'Sherwood Flame'

[Sherwood Flame Japanese Maple]

Acer palmatum `Shishigashira`

[Lion’s Head Japanese Maple]

Avoid planting in windy sites and dry soil.

Acer palmatum 'Summer Gold'

[Summer Gold Japanese Maple]

Acer palmatum 'Tsukasa Silhouette'

[Tsukasa Silhouette Japanese Maple]