Acer maximowiczianum

Description

Acer maximowiczianum, also known as the Nikko Maple, is a rare and elegant ornamental tree, highly prized by enthusiasts of Japanese gardens and botanical collections. Native to the mountainous regions of China and Japan, it is distinguished by its finely textured, three-lobed foliage, which transforms from soft green in spring to spectacular shades of red, orange, and yellow in autumn.

In japanese "megusuri kaede"

Its growth is relatively slow, forming a rounded, harmonious shape—ideal for use as a specimen tree, in mixed plantings. Main characteristics Foliage: deciduous, three-lobed, light green turning vibrant in autumn Flowering: discreet, in spring Light requirements: partial shade to full sun (avoid harsh, scorching exposures) Soil: cool, well-drained, slightly acidic to neutral Hardiness: excellent (down to -20°C / -4°F) Uses: ornamental garden, bonsai, botanical collection 

Technical description

Species	Japanese Maples
Variety	Acer maximowiczianum
Leaf colour	Green leaves
Leaf shape	Others
Adult height	Greater than 4 meters
Shape	Natural
Exposure	Sun