Acer palmatum dissectum 'Garnet' | Cultivar Spotlight

Common Name: Weeping Red Laceleaf Japanese Maple
USDA Hardiness Zones: 5-9

Description:
‘Garnet’ is a stunning cultivar of Japanese maple renowned for its vivid and consistent coloration. This weeping, dissected variety unfurls in the spring with one of the deepest shades of maroon, transitioning to a striking purple-red by late fall. The tree's vigorous growth and elegant, umbrella-like shape make it a standout in any landscape.

Growth and Size:
‘Garnet’ typically reaches a height of 5-6 feet, often spreading slightly wider than its height, creating a graceful, cascading form. This dynamic growth pattern and vibrant foliage make it a focal point in gardens, adding both color and structural interest.

Garden Use:
Highly popular among gardeners, ‘Garnet’ brings a dramatic splash of color and an exquisite shape to any garden. Its pendulous branches and finely dissected leaves provide a beautiful contrast to other garden plants, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of ornamental trees.

Whether as a standalone specimen or part of a mixed planting, ‘Garnet’ is sure to enhance the aesthetic appeal of your landscape with its vibrant hues and graceful form.