Looking for a hedge that steals the show? Well, your garden would love to welcome Sharp's pygmy Japanese maple! A stunning addition to any landscape, and a great Japanese maple hedge to look forward to. Maintenance is minimal, so you don't have to worry about constant care.

1. Stunning additions to
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2. Adding Japanese Maples to gardens provides beauty, elegance and
a unique flair. They are slow-growing trees that come in many
varieties, so there is something to fit every garden space. These
trees thrive in acidic soils with good drainage, but are low
maintenance and require minimal upkeep once established.
Planting in a sunny spot will provide more vibrant coloring
throughout the changing seasons of fall, winter and spring.
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3. An annual application of fertilizer will help these trees reach their
full potential beauty with red, yellow and green branches gracing
gardens around the world. By adding Japanese Maples to your
garden, you'll be creating an environment full of nature's wonders.
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4. F O U R
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Japanese Maples
1. Kawaii Japanese Maple
2. Orangeola Japanese Maple
3. Seiryu Japanese Maple
4. Sharp's pygmy Japanese Maple

5. The foliage of this low, slow-growing
Kawaii Full Moon maple looks fantastic
throughout the season. Bright pink-red
spring leaves of this Kawaii Japanese
Maple become orange-red with green
highlights in early summer and bright
red and orange in fall. Chartreuse leaf
bases and light petioles add to the
appeal. In Japanese, the name ‘Kawaii’
means “cute,” not to be confused with
the Hawaiin island Kauai. Dissectum.
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Kawaii Japanese
Maple

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Orangeola Japanese Maple is not
quite as red as many other laceleafs
weeping Japanese maples, but the
foliage is orange-red when it first
emerges in spring.
By mid-summer, the color is a mix of
burgundy and muted green. Acer
palmatum Orangeola’s dramatically
cascading habit and long-term
seasonal interest make it one of our
favorites.

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‘Seiryu’ Japanese Maple is a unique Lace-leaf Japanese maple
that has an upright habit, not cascading form, with annual
growth of 12-18”. Its lacy leaves emerge green with red
highlights, then light green by summer. On exposed leaves of
Seiryu Japanese Maple, red margins appear. Striking fall
colors include tones of red, orange, and yellow. The name of
this highly regarded tree means “blue-green dragon.”
Dissectum.

8. Tiny leaves on this petite Sharp’s Pygmy Japanese
maple are a nice light-green color in spring. The fall
color is a host of oranges and reds. One of the few
truly dwarf maples. This Acer palmatum ‘Sharp’s
Pygmy’ is excellent for bonsai!
Sharp's pygmy
Japanese Maple

9. The Conifer Kingdom team is deeply rooted in a lifelong passion for plants. We supply the
everyday gardener to the serious collector. We offer the largest selection available with over 600
varieties, in sizes from sapling to large, mature specimens.
We love conifers for their four-season interest and the variety of forms, colors, and textures.
Similarly, Japanese maples are possibly the most versatile landscape tree due to the thousands
of available cultivars with unique forms, growth rates, and colors.
There is a Japanese maple or dwarf conifer appropriate for every landscape space. Our plants
will transform your landscape!
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