Ryusen (Ryusei) japanese maple but prefers morning sun afternoon

but prefers morning sun afternoon shade

Shindeshojo will reach about 8′ H by 10′ wide

Unique spring buds open with colors of yellow and red unfolding multi-colored with deep green

Slow growing this maple will reach 6 feet in 10 years

This color holds for several weeks and then the leaves turn to a reddish brown and finally to the typical deep green of the species

Ryusen (Ryusei) japanese maple but prefers morning sun afternoonRyusen Japanese maple is a unique weeping variety of Acer plamatum with green palmate leaves. Most other cascading Japanese maple varieties have lace leaves. In addition, Ryusen has the extreme habit of cascading, which makes it ideal for a tight spot in the landscape or as a focal point for an unusual specimen. To gain height Rysuen often needs to be staked. Ryusen has fall colors that go through the wonderful color changes of yellow orange to