Acer palmatum 'Tamukeyama' Hydroleca The tumbling velvety leaves of

The tumbling velvety leaves of the ‘Micans’ are dark purple green with subtle veining

Heavyweight planter with a rough

the Luxia Retro ridge height reaches 2

With grey-green leaves flanked with a dark green fishbone pattern

Acer palmatum 'Tamukeyama' Hydroleca The tumbling velvety leaves ofCommonly known as the Japanese maple, Acer palmatum has been cultivated in Japan for centuries. Over 1000 cultivars now exist, chosen for their particularly distinct foliage and fairly small root systems, which mean the plants dont become invasive where they are planted. The Tamukeyama cultivar boasts feathery, garnet coloured leaves which then deepen into a scarlet shade in the autumn. The compact growth, often reaching only around 2 metres in