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Transform Your Garden with Acer palmatum 'Redwine'

Acer palmatum 'Redwine', commonly known as the Japanese Maple, is celebrated for its elegant, palmately lobed leaves that display a spectacular colour transition—from fresh green hues in spring and summer to rich, wine-red tones in autumn. As a member of the renowned Acer family, this ornamental tree brings timeless beauty and structure to any garden setting.

Why Choose 'Redwine'?

• Seasonal Impact: Enjoy vibrant foliage all year—lush greens turn to fiery reds as temperatures cool.
• Perfect Size: Typically matures at 2–3m (6–10ft), fitting both compact spaces and larger landscapes.
• Wildlife Friendly: Provides shelter and food sources for garden birds and pollinators.

Growing Guide

• Soil: Prefers moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil; avoid waterlogged conditions.
• Light: Thrives in partial shade but tolerates full sun if sheltered from harsh midday rays.
• Hardiness: Fully hardy in the UK (down to -15°C); suitable for RHS hardiness zone H5.

Planting & Care Tips

• Planting: Best planted from autumn to early spring while dormant. Mulch annually to retain moisture and suppress weeds.
• Pruning: Prune lightly in late winter or early spring before new growth appears. Remove dead or damaged wood only.
• Feeding: Use an ericaceous fertiliser in spring if your soil is neutral to alkaline.

Design Ideas & Companions

• Pots & Borders: Makes a striking container specimen or centrepiece in mixed borders.
• Companions: Pair with azaleas, hostas, ferns, or camellias for layered interest and shared shade/moisture needs.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant Acer palmatum 'Redwine'?
  The ideal planting time is from autumn through early spring while the tree is dormant.
• How fast does this Japanese Maple grow?
  'Redwine' is slow to moderate growing, typically reaching mature height over 10–15 years.
• What soil does it prefer?
  This variety thrives in moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soils. Avoid chalky or very alkaline ground for best leaf colour.