Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’ is a cultivar of Japanese maple, known for its deeply cut, weeping foliage that emerges crimson red in spring, transitions to deep purple-red in summer, and then turns brilliant scarlet in autumn. It is a vigorous, mound-forming tree, typically reaching 2 meters in height and spread.
The ‘Tamukeyama’ cultivar is characterized by its finely dissected, lace-like leaves that exhibit a vibrant color display throughout the seasons.
Form:
It is a weeping, mound-forming tree, with a rounded shape and a spread that often equals or exceeds its height.
Size:
Typically grows to about 2 meters in height and spread, making it suitable for smaller gardens and containers.
Color:
The leaves emerge a deep crimson red in spring, transitioning to a deep purple-red during the summer months. In autumn, the foliage turns a striking scarlet color.
