Japanese Maple 'Dissectum Viridis'

Japanese maple is a species of tree naturally growing in Japan, Korea and China. Many varieties have been bred and extended to many countries around the world.
   They are deciduous shrubs or small trees. It grows to 6–10 m, rarely 16 m. It often grows as undergrowth in deciduous forests. It can grow as a multi-strain.

  Cultivar Dissectum Viridis belongs to a group of shear-like maples. It grows to a height of 2 meters and a width of 2.5 meters. Truncated plants form cascades of overhanging branches in a deep green color. In the autumn, it turns into beautifully golden to orange-red shades.

  Demands: Protected shaded habitats with sufficiently moist, permeable, humous soil. These varieties do not like the direct all-day sun. Pests usually do not suffer from this maple. Especially in the first years after planting, winter protection against strong frost and in summer against strong sun are recommended.