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Acer palmatum Dissectum Viride Group (Japanese maple Dissectum Viride Group)
Other names: Japanese Maple 'Dissectum Viride Group', Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Viridis', Acer palmatum Viridis, Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Dissectum Viride Group', Acer palmatum 'Dissectum Viridis', Acer dissectum, Acer 'Viridis'
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Variety or Cultivar
Dissectum Viride Group are compact, spreading, often multi-stemmed, deciduous trees with very finely divided, bright-green leaves turning red, orange, and yellow in autumn. Clusters of red flowers in spring are followed by winged, red-flushed, green fruit.
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Height and spread
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| 9 ft | 9 ft | 10-20 years | |
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Hi Mark
I've added a pic of my newly leafing Acer palmatum which I believe is 'disectum', lime green changing to orange and red as you say.
I brought it from my Mum's garden almost 5 years ago and planted it in my new gravel patio, which has slowly taken on a Japanese feel with a twisted hazel and a small black bamboo.
It is much hardier than often described, my soil is neutral, clay base (though planted in ericaceous and renew every spring), it is sheltered from strong sunlight and winds, with a northerly aspect. Every winter it looks dead, but emerges every Spring - so far! Heartstoppingly beautiful every time.
Fi
I've added a pic of my newly leafing Acer palmatum which I believe is 'disectum', lime green changing to orange and red as you say.
I brought it from my Mum's garden almost 5 years ago and planted it in my new gravel patio, which has slowly taken on a Japanese feel with a twisted hazel and a small black bamboo.
It is much hardier than often described, my soil is neutral, clay base (though planted in ericaceous and renew every spring), it is sheltered from strong sunlight and winds, with a northerly aspect. Every winter it looks dead, but emerges every Spring - so far! Heartstoppingly beautiful every time.
Fi
Posted: Friday 24th of April 2009 09:30 PM Last reply: Friday 24th of April 2009 09:30 PM
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This is a great shrub to use within a japanese styled garden. The finely cut leaves are a joy to be seen as they unfurl in the Spring injecting a very fresh light green to the bed. Unfortunately it is extremely prone to frost damage which can damage the newly emerging foliage. The plant usually recovers but if you can protect with some floating fleece the plant will repay you with a fine display of new growth. The plant is slow in growth but will eventually increase to form a wide spreading plant. Position the shrub within the bed where you can increase the bed to accommodate the plants increasing spread whilst maintaining its frontal location. Once established you can plant a clematis to run through the canopy of this plant. Autumn colours are very good and will transform the plant into a flaming mass of red, orange and yellows. The shrub responds well to lighting illuminating the shrub to uplight it will highlight its form and leaf texture.
Posted: Thursday 23rd of April 2009 07:57 AM Last reply: Friday 4th of April 2025 03:30 AM