ACER Wide selection of deciduous trees varying from small to large in size most with insignificant flowers often followed by winged fruits. Moist, Well-drained, soil in sun or part shade.

Acer cappadocicum ‘Aureum’ AGM Young leaves red in spring, passing through cerreen to a bright yellow in the autumn. Height a large tree to about 10 metres plus. Spread 5 metres.

Acer cappadocicum ‘Rubrum’ AGM Young leaves blood red in Spring, turning green and then bright yellow in autumn, deciduous. Height about 10 metres plus. Spread about 5 metres. 

Acer davidii ‘Viper’ Dark green leaves tinged bronze red in spring, yellow, red and purple in autumn. Green bark heavily striped white. Height a small tree 5 to 10 metres. Spread 5 metres. Best stem colour in part shade.

Acer griseum AGM Green leaves made up of three leaflets turning red and scarlet in autumn. Old bark curls back to reveal the red-brown coloured under-bark. Height a slow growing tree to about 5 metres. Spread about 3 metres.

Acer grosseri var. hersii AGM Pale green leaves made up of three leaflets, red autumn colour. Blue-green stems marked white. Height a small tree 4.5 metres or more. Spread about 2 to 2.5 metres

Acer negundo ‘Flamingo’ Variegated green and silvery white leaves, pink edged as they unfurl. Young shoots greyish. Height to about 6 metres. Spread 4 to 5 metres.  Can be pruned to encourage, vigorous, young growth.

Acer pensylvanicum AGM Shoots are boldly striped green and white. Large, lobed pale to mid-green leaves turn bright yellow in the autumn.  Height an upright tree to about 6 metres. Spread a narrow head, about 3 metres. Moist, Well-drained, acid, soil, best in part shade.

Acer platanoides AGMClusters of insignificant yellow, tinged red flowers in April and May. Large, toothed, bright green leaves, yellow autumn colour. Height a large tree 15 metres plus. Spread 5 to 8 metres.

Acer platanoides ‘Crimson King’ AGMClusters of insignificant yellow, tinged red flowers in April and May. Large, toothed, dark crimson, leaves which keep their colour until autumn when they often turn red. Height a large tree 15 metres. Spread 5 to 8 metres.

Acer platanoides ‘Crimson Sentry’ 

Acer platanoides ‘Deborah’

Acer platanoides ‘Drummondii’ Bears conspicuous clusters of yellow flowers in April and May. Large, buy xanax retard palmate, green leaves with a broad cream margin. Height a large tree to 15 metres. Spread 5 to 8 metres.

Acer pseudoplatanus Large, mid-green, leaves, yellow in the autumn. Height a large round headed tree over 10 metres. Spread over 8 metres. Suitable for exposed sites in all soils.

Acer pseudoplatanus ?Brilliantissimum’ AGM Lobed leaves are salmon pink when young, then turn yellow and finally green by midsummer. Height a very slow growing tree to about 3 metres. Spread about 3 metres.

Acer pseudoplatanus ‘Prinz Handjery’ Lobed leaves are salmon pink when young, purplish beneath, then turn yellow and finally green by midsummer Height a very slow growing tree to about 3 metres. Spread about 3 metres.

Acer pseudoplatanus ‘Worleei’ Young leaves soft yellow, then golden-yellow, then pale green and then yellow in the autumn. Height a large tree 12 metres or more. Spread 5 metres.

Acer rubrum  Dark green leaves turn bright red in autumn, deciduous. Height a round headed tree 8 metres plus. Spread 5 metres.  Best autumn colour on acid soils.

Acer rufinerve AGM Arching branches striped green and white. Green, three lobed, leaves turn red and yellow in autumn. Height about 8 to 10 metres. Spread 5 to 8 metres. Best, autumn colour in full sun, best stem colour in part shade.

Acer saccharinum Lobed, green leaves, silvery beneath often has attractive autumn tints. Height a fast growing, large, round headed tree 10 metres or more. Spread 5 to 10 metres.

Acer saccharinum f. pyramidale Deeply divided green leaves, silvery beneath, attractive autumn tints. Height an upright tree, broadly columnar 10 metres or more. Spread 3 to 4 metres.