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Japanese Maple

Timeless Japanese Maples, perfectly suited for Bay Area gardens.

Japanese Maple trees are among the most admired ornamental trees in American gardens, known for their refined structure, delicate foliage, and dramatic seasonal color. In the Bay Area, they offer a rare balance of elegance and adaptability—thriving in mild coastal climates while providing year-round visual interest.

Our Japanese Maple collection focuses on carefully selected Acer palmatum varieties that perform reliably in Northern California conditions. Whether you’re looking for a sculptural focal point near an entryway, filtered shade for a patio, or a refined accent in a designed landscape, these trees bring instant character without overwhelming the space.

Unlike mass-market selections, each Japanese Maple in this collection is chosen for consistent form, healthy branching, and predictable growth habits. Many varieties remain manageable in size, making them well-suited for residential gardens, courtyards, and modern landscapes where proportion matters.

Japanese Maples are especially valued for their seasonal transitions. Fresh spring growth, layered summer foliage, and vivid fall color create a living presence that evolves throughout the year. Even in winter, the branching structure adds quiet architectural beauty to the garden.

All trees are size-verified and prepared for local delivery across the Bay Area. This collection is designed for homeowners who want a refined result without needing to become plant experts—clear choices, dependable quality, and plants that simply work in the local climate.

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Frequently asked questions

Q: Are Japanese Maple trees suitable for the Bay Area climate?
A: Yes. Most Japanese Maple varieties perform very well in the Bay Area’s mild temperatures and coastal conditions when planted with proper drainage and light protection.

Q: Do Japanese Maples need full sun?
A: Many varieties prefer partial sun or filtered light, especially in warmer inland areas. Morning sun with afternoon shade is ideal.

Q: How large do Japanese Maple trees typically grow?
A: Size varies by variety, but most remain small to medium-sized trees, making them suitable for residential landscapes and courtyards.

Q: Are Japanese Maples difficult to maintain?
A: No. With proper placement and regular watering during establishment, Japanese Maples are relatively low-maintenance.

Q: Can Japanese Maples be planted in containers?
A: Some varieties adapt well to large containers, especially dwarf or slow-growing forms, when given adequate drainage and care.