Acer shirasawanum Varities at Conifer Kingdom


Acer shirasawanum are species of maple trees native to the cooler climates of northeast Asia. These beautiful and adaptable trees offer many varieties which are prized for their vivid, changing colors—at times deep green in summer transforming into shades of gold, yellow, orange, and maroon in autumn. 

With growth ranging from 25-45 feet tall and wide, Acer shirasawanum can be used effectively as small specimen trees or in large displays. Depending on your landscaping needs, there are several popular varieties that you should explore for vibrant beauty throughout all four seasons.

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