- Bloodgood – 10 gal. 5-6 ft ——————– $150
- Bloodgood – 5 gal. 5 ft ———————— 70
- Bloodgood – 3 gal. 4-5 ft ———————- 60
- Grafted – several varieties – 3 gal. 3-4 ft —— 60
Japanese Maples, scientific name Acer Palmatum, is a species of woody plant native to Korea, Japan, China, and Russia. Depending upon the particular variety of Japanese Maples, they can be a small shrub-like tree or grow to 15-20 feet. The most popular variety is Bloodgood, which can be red, red-green or green and typically are tall at maturity. Best location is dappled shade, but they can adapt to full sun. Their growth rate is 1-2 feet a year. Our trees have been fertilized with Osmocote slow-release fertilizer and grow in most soils in our area.