Acer palmatum 'Extravaganza' (v) Japanese maple 'Extravaganza' A small, deciduous tree about 2m tall and 1m wide, with finely dissected, 7-lobed leaves, emerging a bright pinkish-red in spring before taking on a softer hue when hints of green and cream become more apparent.

With striped purple and red leaves, the japanese maple 'Extravaganza' has great decorative appeal. The origin of its name and parentage are unknown. Apart from its warmer autumnal tones, the japanese maple 'Extravaganza' is popular among gardeners for its compact growth habit that makes it suitable for smaller gardens.

Acer Palmatum Extravaganza is a new small-growing deciduous Japanese Maple with pink, cream and red foliage that suits sheltered borders and can be grown in plant containers. Acer palmatum are Japanese Maples that are native to Japan but grown right across the world.

Acer palmatum ' Extravaganza ' is a Japanese maple with beautiful purple-red leaves that have distinctive broad white and pink stripes. They give the plant a striking appearance, taking on a triple-coloured cloak of foliage that will light up dull areas of the garden.

With striped purple and red leaves, the japanese maple 'Extravaganza' has great decorative appeal. The origin of its name and parentage are unknown. Apart from its warmer autumnal tones, the japanese maple 'Extravaganza' is popular among gardeners for its compact growth habit that makes it suitable for smaller gardens.

SKU: extravaganza Categories: Acer, Japanese Maples identifier, palmata, Palmatum

Delicate green-white leaves; in spring pink-variegated. This plant grows to about 1,5 m. The leaf colour is variegated. This plant is hardy. Common name : Smooth japanese maple . Only available when ordered in advance.

(H5) A lovely compact form of acer! Each spring new foligae emerges a bright pinkish red before taking on a softer hue when hints of green and cream become more apparent. As the leaves age they turn a rich green with irregular creamy streaks, and then in the autumn they change once again, taking on fiery red tones to reveal ornamental reddish ...

The Extravaganza foliage emerges in Spring as bright pinkish red before taking on a softer hue when hints of green and cream become more apparent. As they age the leaves turn a rich green with irregular creamy streaks, and then they change once again, taking on fiery autumnal tones before being shed.

Plant in a sheltered position in full sun or partial shade but out of the mid-day sun. The deeply serrated leaves emerge bright pinkish-red in the spring, then have softer hues in the summer with unusual creamy streaks. In autumn the leaves take on fiery tones before they are shed. Height up to 2m (6ft 6ins), spread 1m (3ft 3ins).