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A shrubby Japanese maple noted for the neat texture and ever-changing color of its foliage. In spring, the dissected foliage emerges yellow; a pink margin soon develops, then that shifts to white with shades of reddish-orange in summer. In autumn, the entire leaf transforms to orange-red and eventually red-violet. Disease Resistant; Foliage Interest; Fall Interest.

BioAdvanced 12-Month Tree and Shrub Insect Control's landscape formula provides 12-month insect protection with one application. The formula kills listed tree destroying insects and pests including aphids, Emerald Ash Borers, Japanese beetles, adelgids, leafminers, scale, and more. It also prevents new infestations for up to a year. It can be applied to outdoor trees and shrubs. The product is absorbed by the root system, delivering insect protection slowly throughout the year. Its systemic properties also provide rainproof protection. The concentrated formula requires no spraying and is easy to use. Just pour evenly around tree or shrub, as close to the trunk or main stem as possible and water in. Use once a year. For best results, use as part of an overall tree and shrub health care program before problems start-preferably in the Fall. Children and pets may reenter treated areas after formula has dried. BioAdvanced 12 Month Tree and Shrub Insect Control measures 1 gal.

Add bright color to your backyard with this Online Orchards 1 Gal. Crimson Pygmy Dwarf Japanese Barberry Shrub. This shrub grows slowly, making border and hedge maintenance simple. The red color lasts multiple seasons, including winter, and is resistant to diseases and insects.

Not only is Seiryu one of the easiest Japanese Maples to grow, but it is also one of the only known upright lace leaf varieties, and certainly the most vigorous. 'Seiryu' grows with a complete upright habit that reaches a tall and similar form to popular cultivars such as Bloodgood or Red Emperor, but with intricate lacey leaves and vivid color transformations throughout the seasons. The foliage appears green in spring with a slight red or pink tinge on the tips of each leaf, which eventually fade to a very attractive medium green leaf for summer. Occasionally, depending on climate, in late summer the colorful red/pink tips reappear. Color changes from green to a vivid burgundy in autumn before shedding leaves for the year and going dormant in winter. Seiryu is a larger Japanese Maple cultivar that reaches about 12 ft in height and 10 ft in width, perfect for a focal point of landscapes. Known to tolerate cold down to -20° F.

Make an unforgettable statement with Uncommon Thread™ Japanese maple. Its uniquely narrow, finely dissected leaves add distinctive texture that instantly draws the eye. Through the seasons, the foliage shifts from chartreuse brushed with red to deeper green with rich burgundy tones, finishing in a brilliant fall glow. This handsome tree grows to a manageable height - perfect for borders, courtyard plantings, or standing alone as a graceful focal point. It matures quickly, delivering a lush, refined look sooner than expected. When your garden needs an elegant touch, turn to Uncommon Thread™ Japanese maple.

Orangeola is one of the fastest growing weeping dwarf Japanese Maple varieties with a true cascading waterfall form as it grows. Eventually develops into a low mounding Japanese maple that is a great for corners and centerpieces in a landscape. Foliage emerges in spring with heavily dissected leaves that have tones of green and orange but as the sun works its magic on the foliage, it quickly turns brick red. This red color holds into the early summer. As spring turns into summer, the older leaves start to slowly turn green. This process happens over a number of weeks during which the leaves appear molted with infused colors of green and purple washed across each leaf. About the time the entire plant becomes green in mid to late summer, Orangeola puts out a fresh round of new red growth that lays over the older foliage. Autumn however, brings the real color show with vividly bright orange-red leaves. Orangeola does extremely well in hotter climates and can be grown in sun or shade. More red colors will be attained in sunnier locations, but 'Orangeola' will grow well in shade as well. Reaches a mature height and width of 10 ft. and cold tolerant down to -20° F.

A shrubby Japanese maple noted for the neat texture and ever-changing color of its foliage. In spring, the dissected foliage emerges yellow; a pink margin soon develops, then that shifts to white with shades of reddish-orange in summer. In autumn, the entire leaf transforms to orange-red and eventually red-violet. Disease Resistant; Foliage Interest; Fall Interest.

Black Dragon' Japanese Cedar (Cryptomeria japonica 'Black Dragon') is a compact, slow-growing conifer prized for its dark green foliage and elegant pyramidal form. It's ideal for small gardens, rock gardens, or as a focal point specimen plant. As a background plant it will provide excellent contrast for lighter colored plants. Black Dragon Cedar prefers slightly acidic, well-drained soil and will thrive in full sun. This Japanese Cedar can tolerate partial shade, but may not show its best color unless in full sun. Black Dragon Japanese Cedar is an ideal option for smaller spaces. This cedar has a slightly aromatic foliage that typically deters deer from eating this tree.

This weeping dwarf Japanese maple is a gorgeous shade of deep crimson red, adding beauty year-round to any landscape. This deciduous tree lends a gorgeous touch of red to any garden, starting out the year with red colored foliage which turns dark purple-red in summer, then turns bright scarlet red in the fall. This low maintenance Japanese maple will thrive anywhere in your landscape, it's the perfect choice for adding instant vibrancy. Giving this Japanese Maple afternoon shade will help prevent leaves from being scorched. Plant will be shipped in dormant state potentially from fall to early spring (metabolic inactivity-shredded foliage and minimal branches).

Metamorphosa is a shrubby Japanese maple noted for the neat texture and ever-changing color of its vibrant foliage. In spring, leaves emerge yellow until a pink margin soon develops that shifts to white with shades of reddish-orange in summer. In autumn, the entire leaf transforms to orange-red and eventually red-violet.