Acer japonicum 'Ed Woods' Full Moon Japanese Maple Picea abies Taking cuttings from the lateral

Taking cuttings from the lateral branches produces a slow growing plant that will stay smaller about 3 to 4 feet in ten years or until the vertical growth appears

makes it a favorite among landscape designers and gardeners looking to add a touch of brilliance and year-round interest to their gardens

'Geisha Gone Wild' is much more vigorous and stable than her sister plant

What is the Fall Color of Acer palmatum 'Golden Falls'

'Noel' might even have the brightest red spring color of any of the corallinum type Japanese maples

Acer japonicum 'Ed Woods' Full Moon Japanese Maple Picea abies Taking cuttings from the lateralAcer japonicum 'Ed Woods' is a Full Moon Japanese Maple with some of largest leaves of any Japanese maple. These large leaves are emerald green in the spring and summer. In the fall they turn to a bright orange and eventually red. 'Ed Woods' develops into a small to medium sized tree with its large leaves always standing out as a distinguishing characteristic. 10 Year Size: Height: 8 10 feet Width: 4 6 feet