Wou nishiki crescent moon maple Acer palmatum Wilson’s Pink Dwarf

Acer palmatum Wilson’s Pink Dwarf gets its name from the small pinkish orange leaves that emerge in the spring on multiple-branching shoots

Bihou can have a tough time when weather is cold and wet in the spring for days-weeks at a time

The Acer japonicum Aconitifolium or Dancing Peacock has thickly dissected green leaves give this maple the general appearance that a multitude of peacocks are dancing on the limb

Koto no ito has leaves that are a bit more slender than other linearilobum cultivars

Ever Red (aka Dissectum Nigrum) is a Japanese maple lace leaf that exhibits fascinating change throughout the seasons

Wou nishiki crescent moon maple Acer palmatum Wilson’s Pink DwarfWou nishiki has deeply divided heavily serrated leaves which emerge yellow green in the spring. The leaf margins are tinted with bright rose to give the leaves a rusty orange color. Sometimes in spring the entire leaf is apricot color! In the summer the leaves turn to a light green bronzing in the full hot sun. This beautiful upright tree will reach about 12 ft. Sun. part shade