Japanese Maple Garnet – Acer palm. Garnet | ↕40 cm | Ø19 cm

The Acer palm. 'Garnet' is a beautiful maple known for its compact growth habit and striking leaf color.
A number of characteristics and care tips for this graceful tree are;

Leaf color: The 'Garnet' has deep purple-red leaves that maintain an intense color in spring and summer.
In autumn, they change to bright red, creating a spectacular color display.

Leaf retention: Although the 'Garnet' can retain its leaves during mild winters, it is normal for the leaves to drop during severe frost. The loss of leaves is usually not a cause for concern, as the plant will produce new leaves in spring.

Growth form: This maple grows as a compact shrub or small tree.
  It reaches a height of about 1 to 2 meters, making it ideal for smaller gardens, patios, or even as a bonsai.

Pruning: Limit pruning to a minimum, as this can weaken the plant and increase the risk of frost damage.
  If pruning is necessary, do so preferably in late winter or early spring, before new growth begins.

Sunlight and soil: The Acer palm. 'Garnet' thrives best in partial shade to full sun, in a sheltered location in the garden. Away from   strong winds. Ensure well-draining soil  and avoid overly wet spots.

Landscape use: Use the Acer palm. 'Garnet' as an accent plant in rock gardens, Japanese gardens, or plant it in a pot on your terrace.
    Its striking color and compact size make it a favorite among garden enthusiasts.