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Japanese Maple — Available | 10–14 in.

$16.00
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Quantity

Available to order: Select “Available — Ships within 15 business days” for deep tree plugs. These selections ship within 15 business days of ordering. Carrier transit time is additional. Existing “Available Now” selections retain their current shipping schedule.

Botanical Name: Acer palmatum
Plant Type: Ornamental deciduous tree
Native Range: Non-native ornamental
Current Size: Available Now stock approximately 10–14 in.
Stock Type: Available Now young trees; The 15-business-day selections are deep tree plugs

About This Plant

Japanese Maple is prized for delicate lobed foliage, graceful branching, and dramatic seasonal color. Its compact stature makes it especially useful as a specimen or focal tree.

Best Uses

  • Specimen planting
  • Small gardens
  • Patio and ornamental landscapes
  • Fall color

Growing Conditions

  • Sun: Full sun to partial shade; afternoon shade is helpful in hot climates
  • Soil: Moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil
  • Water: Moderate; consistent moisture during establishment
  • Hardiness: USDA Zones 5–8
  • Mature Height: About 15–25 ft., depending on cultivar
  • Mature Spread: About 15–25 ft.
  • Growth Rate: Slow to moderate

Planting & Care

Plant in well-drained soil, water deeply after planting, and protect young trees from prolonged drought while roots establish.

What You Will Receive

Select availability and quantity above. Available Now trees are approximately 10–14 inches tall. The 15-business-day tree selections are supplied as deep tree plugs.

Shipping

We ship throughout the United States where legally and practically permitted. Local pickup and delivery may also be available in South and Central New Jersey.

Quantity & Bulk Orders

Volume tiers are available above. Contact us for larger ornamental plantings or sourcing.

Important Plant Note

Living trees naturally vary in leaf color, branching, and seasonal appearance.

Questions?

Contact Pine Barrens Botanicals for siting or care guidance.

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