Transplanting a grand specimen.
Transplanting a large Burgundy Lace Specimen
Purple beech always make a bold statement. We also stock other varieties of purple beech such as ‘Red Obelisk’ and ‘Tortuosa purpurea’. Contact us for details.
Bright pink new growth maturing to light green with rosy highlights.
A fine example of ‘Viridis’ in its more upright form.
Acer p. d. 'Viridis'
Leaves emerge pinking with white mottling, and gradually fade to green/white.
Acer p. d. 'Variegatum'
Pink lace leaves emerge pink and gradually fade to green.
Acer p. d. 'Pink Lace'
Acer p. d. ‘Pink Lace’ (Back) and Acer p. d. ‘Ornatum’ (Front)
Ornatum is an older, very reliable variety. More of a bronze red than true red in the summer. We have a selection of very mature specimens.
Acer p. d. 'Ornatum'
Upright form of this very soft textured, delicate, fine leafed maple. Purple fall color.
Delicate, pendulous green leaf. This variety becomes semi-weeping with age. Gold and crimson fall color.
Hardy red leaf palmatum that is very similar to ‘Bloodgood’, but has darker stems and leafs out a little later.
Acer p. Emperor I'
This lace leaf tends to try and grow into an upright habit giving it a very intriguing structure full of character. If that wasn’t enough, the leaf color evolves throughout the year, with the new grow flush adding to the complexity. Starts bright orange/red, then green centers with pink tinged margins.
A favorite red/purple lace leaf
Acer p. d. 'Crimson Queen'
