A beautiful group of rare B+ B Acer palmatums have arrived at our Colma growing grounds—just in time for planting season.
These are an exceptional group of Acers that range in age from 8—15 years old. This group of trees in Ball + Burlap form also have a number of unique characteristics that include:
These are an exceptional group of Acers that range in age from 8—15 years old. This group of trees in Ball + Burlap form also have a number of unique characteristics that include:
- | Rare varieties
- | Striking + well-defined form
- | Deciduous
- | Limited quantity
- | Instant landscape enhancement—for just about any Bay Area garden
Rare B+B Acer palmatums Details + Specifications
To help you consider and select one or a few of these Acer palmatums for your project, we’ve provided some helpful aids below.- | Photos of some B+B Acer palmatum trees in this special group
- | Specification cart with dimensions + available quantity
- | Image Gallery of specimen foliage—roll over foliage image to identify Acer specimen
Rare B+B Acer palmatum Samples
Rare B+B Acer palmatum Specifications + Details
| Acer Botanical Name | Height | Caliper | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’ |
7-8′ |
3″ |
10 |
|
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’ |
5-6′ |
2.5″ |
10 |
|
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ |
5-6″ |
2″ |
7 |
|
Acer shiraswanum ‘Moonrise’ |
6-7′ |
2″ |
5 |
|
Acer shirasawanum ‘Moonrise’ |
5-6′ |
1.5″ |
5 |
|
Acer palmatum ‘Hogyoku’ |
4-5′ |
1.5″ |
10 |
|
Acer palmatum ‘Butterfly’ |
5-6′ |
1.5″ |
2 |
Rare B+B Acer palmatum Foliage—Roll Over Images
Acer palmatum ‘Butterfly’ | Pacific Nurseries
Acer shiraswanum ‘Moonrise’ | Pacific Nurseries
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ | Pacific Nurseries
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’ | Pacific Nurseries
Acer palmatum ‘Hogyoku’ | Pacific Nurseries
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ | Pacific Nurseries
Magnificant trees for Bay Area landscapes
Acer palmatum | Japanese maples are sought after by Landscape Pros—and their clients—for their delicate foliage and their dramatic change of color throughout the growing season and into fall. These easy-to-care-for and elegant trees originate from Japan and eastern China—including eastern Mongolia and Russia.Many different cultivars of Acer are grown around the world for their large variety of attractive forms, leaf shapes, and spectacular colors.
In their natural habitat, they grow in the understory and prefer part shade—especially in hotter climates. Many of the red, purple-red, black-red, bronze, and some dark green cultivars are generally more tolerant of full sun.
“We love incorporating Acers into our customer’s landscapes because they’re so versatile. They provide impactful visual anchors in both small and large gardens with colors and structures that are stunning year-round.”
Monique Mead | Cobble + Forge
Monique Mead | Cobble + Forge
Acer palmatums are great trees to consider for borders and along ornamental paths because the root systems are compact and not invasive. They prefer consistent and regular water. Once established, they are also less prone to damage from drought.
They do well with the addition of mulch away from the trunk and beyond the drip-line of the foliage. Moderate to well-drained soil is best and Acers do not do that well in poorly drained soil.
They do well with the addition of mulch away from the trunk and beyond the drip-line of the foliage. Moderate to well-drained soil is best and Acers do not do that well in poorly drained soil.
Acer palmatums are great trees to consider for borders and along ornamental paths because the root systems are compact and not invasive. They prefer consistent and regular water. Once established, they are also less prone to damage from drought.
They do well with the addition of mulch away from the trunk and beyond the drip-line of the foliage. Moderate to well-drained soil is best and Acers do not do that well in poorly drained soil.
They do well with the addition of mulch away from the trunk and beyond the drip-line of the foliage. Moderate to well-drained soil is best and Acers do not do that well in poorly drained soil.
Choose a form to fit just about any location
Acer palmatum typically grow just 1—2′ per year. In the right environment, they can live to be over one hundred years old. They are grown in a large variety of forms including:- | upright
- | broom
- | vase
- | umbrella
- | weeping
- | cascading
- | dwarf
- | shrub
- | ground cover
Act fast before these rare B+B Acer palmatums are gone
If you are considering one of these rare B+B Acer palmatums for your project, stop by our Colma Growing Grounds and check them out in person.Or if you’re interested in a photo of a specific specimen, contact one of our customer service representatives and let them know which variety and size you are interested in. They can email the photo to you.
We recommend that you act soon. Once these limited specimens are gone, it may be a while until we are able to get a group of trees like this again.
We also stock a number of other popular Acer palmatums in a variety of sizes including:
- | Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’
- | Acer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’
- | Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Red Dragon’
Interested in one of these Acer palmatum beauties?
To place a Plant Material Order for a B+B Acer palmatum or to get an Estimate for all of the plants in your landscape project, just attach your plant list to our convenient Online Estimate Form. You can also give us a call at 650.755.2330If we don’t have exactly what you’re looking for, we can get what you need, when you need it. As both a grower and a plant broker, we’re ready to work with you to provide just the right trees, CA native plants, ground covers, grasses, and shrubs that will make your project a success.
As Chief Executive Officer of Pacific Nurseries, Will Baldocchi focuses on operations management, sales, and how to improve the customer experience at Pacific Nurseries. He also continues a proud family tradition of helping Bay Area Landscape Professionals succeed with high-quality landscape material and great service. Email Will or give him a call at 650.755.2330.
