Tamukeyama Japanese Maple Tobiosho Tsuma gaki leaves droop downward

Tsuma gaki leaves droop downward when young

Sagara nishiki is an incredible spring sight as beautiful apricot colored leaves emerge which later turn to lime green leaves with bright yellow edging

Shigi no hoshi is a delicate variegated green and white maple similar to Shigisatsu sawa

but worthy of a spot in your landscape

Holds up well in the sun and heat

Tamukeyama Japanese Maple Tobiosho Tsuma gaki leaves droop downwardTamukeyama is a lace leaf Japanese maple whose color is deep red to purple changing to bright scarlet in fall. Tamukeyama is one of the fastest growing dissectums, cascading to 8 feet tall by 8 feet wide in 10 years Tamukeyama is very hardy, and possibly the best dissectum choice for hotter climates. Does fine with full sun as long as it gets partial shade at some point in the day in very hot climates. Best suited for zones 5 9.