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About Acer Omurayama (Jamanese Maple)

Acer palmatum Omurayama - Jamanese Maple  - It is a weeping form of Japanese maple. It typically grows in an upright, rounded, cascading form to 8-10' tall over the first ten years, eventually maturing to 10-15' tall and as wide. Young plants are mostly upright. They develop a cascading form with maturity as the slender branches become pendulous near the tips. Palmate leaves are deeply cut into seven lanceolate lobes each having toothed margins and pointed tips. Foliage emerges light green with orange tinted margins in spring, matures to a rich green in summer and finally turns bright red, orange and gold in fall. Small reddish flowers in spring are somewhat attractive on close inspection, but are not showy from a distance. Familly : Sapindaceae.  

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