Acer palmatum 'Starfish' - Japanese Maple

Why this Japanese maple is called the Starfish becomes clear as soon as you see the leaves. The leaves have a star shape due to their deep incision and thanks to the downward curling shape of the leaf they look like starfish! Not only the special shape of the leaves is striking about this Japanese maple, it also has a beautiful red color, which becomes even redder in the fall. It has an upright growth and becomes a lot wider at the top, which creates a beautiful vase shape. The Starfish is winter hardy and deciduous.

Care
The plant likes a semi-shaded to sunny spot. It can be planted in the ground as well as in a pot, making it perfect for gardens of all sizes. When planted in the ground, they prefer moist, acidic soil. When planted in a pot, universal soil can be used. The plant can be pruned in the summer or in December, but only if necessary.

Format
The plant has a height of 60-70cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plant is supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 19cm.

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