Acer sieboldianum 'Sode-no-uchi' is an extremely cold tolerant Japanese maple that has some of the smallest green foliage of any Acer sieboldianum
often forming a picturesque and sculptural silhouette
Both originated at the Saitama Botanical Garden in Japan
We received this unusual ivy from Brian Upchurch when we purchased his nursery in 2013
The original rooted cuttings were accidentally thrown away and the plant almost lost to the nursery trade
Acer pictum Japanese Maple DBSALE Acer sieboldianum 'Sode-no-uchi' is anAcer pictum Japanese Maple Zones 5 8 Acer pictum is a beautiful and adaptable Japanese maple species native to forests across Japan, China, and parts of eastern Asia. Known for its rounded, spreading habit, it typically reaches 3040 ft tall over time, occasionally larger in ideal conditions. Its 57 lobed leaves emerge with bronze tones in spring, mature to bright green in summer, and finish with vibrant shades of yellow and orange in fall. Thriving in