How tall will a Fireglow Japanese maple grow?

6-10 ft. tall
We no longer grow this plant

Botanical Pronunciation AY-ser pal-MA-tum
Average Size at Maturity Reaches 6-10 ft. tall and wide in 10 years; to 20 ft. tall, 15 ft. wide with age.
Bloom Time Inconspicuous; prized for foliage.
Design Ideas Plant where the fall foliage will be back-lit by the sun for superb effect.

Is Japanese maple good for bonsai?

The Japanese Maple is very popular for bonsai styling. By regularly cutting and pinching the bonsai tree you can build a very finely branched crown. The strong root growth can be used to make beautiful root approaches. And the very small, often strikingly colored leaves are very decorative.

Can an Acer be a bonsai?

Maples are one of the favourite species for bonsai as the Acer Palmatum is the Iconic tree of Japan. They start off fresh green or bronze in the spring (The red maples of course are red to begin with); they then turn a deeper shade of green in the summer and finally end up bright crimson in the autumn.

Can I plant Japanese maple in full sun?

Dappled or Afternoon Shade – A mature Japanese Maple thrives in full sun everywhere but the southernmost portions of its hardiness range, but is also happy with a bit more shade. It does need some sun for best foliage color, but the amount you give it can vary greatly.

Are acers better in pots or ground?

Japanese maples, or acers, are ideal for pots as they’re slow growing and make stunning focal points. As well as being easy to look after, they’ll reward you with feathery plumage all summer that slowly changes colour as the weather turns colder.

Do acers like lots of water?

Acers have shallow fibrous root systems which benefit from an annual mulch of organic matter. Loam based compost such as John Innes No 2 is best together with a bark mulch to help avoid water loss. Watering twice a day in hot periods is essential.