Japanese Maple Companion Plants
Japanese Maple Companion Plants. The vibrant-colored spring and fall foliage of Japanese maples, along with their small size, makes them a prized landscape plant especially in urban gardens. The bright yellows, vibrant reds, maroons or chartreuse colors of the leaves, rather they are the regular maple tree shape or dissected, attract attention. The dissected leaves, which are fine textured and lacey, are referred to as "cut leaves" in the nursery trade. Japanese maples prefer growing in organic rich, moist soil in partial shade, although a few varieties tolerate full sun.
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