Origin: England. Grafted on an Acer campestre trunk, it develops a very dense, round crown. The leaves are smaller than the type. Suitable for small gardens and containers.

Clone of Acer campestre selected in the USA. Compared with type, forms a more regular and erect crown, thanks to the different habit of branches growing at 45°. Suitable for regula...

Origin: Acer cappadocicum originates from the Middle East (northern Turkey, to Iran and the Caucasus). The “Rubrum” variety was produced in Germany. Deciduous tree with wide, oval...

Origin: China. Tree or large shrub with an unusual green and white striped bark which looks like snakeskin. Deciduous, ovate leaves, up to 15cm long, green and changing to a beauti...

Origin: U.S.A. Medium sized deciduous tree or large upright shrub, evenly branched. Hybrid of Acer rubrum and Acer saccharinum, withstands drought and adapts well to the conditions...

Origin: China. Deciduous tree or large shrub unusual because of the orangey-brown bark which flakes off. Tri-palmate, dark green leaves up to 10cm long which turn orange or scarlet...

Origin: Mediterranean basin. Large shrub or small deciduous tree with thick, twisted trunk and compact crown; greyish-brown bark with fine cracks. Rather small leaves (3- 6cm) with...

Origin: North America. Deciduous tree, normally has short trunk and dense, spreading crown. Smooth, green, young branches. Opposite, compound leaves, bright green, yellow in autumn...

Variety grafted onto Acer negundo. Tends to widen at base. Brightly coloured leaves: green in the centre, gold round the edges. For small gardens or narrow avenues.

r leaves, which are green in the centre, but pink and white round the edges.

The same as Acer negundo “Aureomarginatum” from which it differs only because of the very bright, golden yellow leaves, which are a softer shade during the summer in warmer climate...

Large shrub or small deciduous tree, with gnarled trunk and rounded crown, often irregular. Leaves with three-five lobes, often reddish when they appear and later they become dark...

Origin: Europe, Caucasus, Asia Minor. Large deciduous tree with wide columnar compact crown formed by strong, very dense branches. Leaves up to 15cm long and up to 10cm wide, usual...

Origin: USA. Very regular ovoid habit. Same acclimatisation requirements as type, however flowers more abundantly, has denser foliage, which is brighter green in summer; also has m...

The crown of this tree starts off ovoid, becoming columnar, with erect branches, closely grown. The leaves, up to 15 cm wide, are reddish initially, later turning the same shade as...