![]() The natural habit of a Crimson Queen Japanese maple is going to create a weeping Japanese maple that is roughly 4 to 6 feet tall in 10 years. Low grafted Crimson Queen trees when left alone may top out at 3 or four feet while other Crimson Queens can be trained to reach 8 to 10 feet tall. ![]() 10 year size: Height: 4-6 Feet Width 6-8 FeetĪcer palmatum ‘Crimson Queen’ grows similarly in size and shape to most other dissectum Japanese maples. It would prefer to be protected from the direct afternoon sun in order to deliver the best color, but it’s tough enough to handle the heat. In most situations ‘Crimson Queen’ can be expected to grow between 4 and 6 feet tall and about 6 to 8 feet wide in 10 years.Īnother wonderful characteristic of ‘Crimson Queen’ is its propensity to handle full sun in even the hottest climates. It is a dwarf tree that can be used in nearly every landscape. However, with quality pruning it can become a work of art and a real show stopper. If left alone, ‘Crimson Queen’ becomes a flowy, shrub-like tree that can wonderfully fill out a space in the garden. Regardless of the summer color, ‘Crimson Queen’ performs one last show as the leaves turn bright red in the fall.Īs this tree ages, the branching structure takes on almost as big a role as the leaves, making ‘Crimson Queen’ beautiful even in the winter. ![]() The spring color can be kept longer into the summer in hotter climates if this tree is provided afternoon shade. However, in the South these leaves will turn green by July and develop a bronze hue if planted in full sun. In cooler climates, the crimson, red leaves will remain through most of the summer. Named for its crimson spring color, this tree emerges as one of the most gorgeous Japanese Maples in early spring. ![]() Acer palmatum ‘Crimson Queen’ is known for its brilliant color and graceful shape. ![]()
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