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Acer Palmatum ‘Nishiki Fountain’ (Nishiki Fountain Japanese Maple)

Acer Palmatum ‘Nishiki Fountain’ (Nishiki Fountain Japanese Maple)

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Acer Palmatum ‘Nishiki Fountain’ (Nishiki Fountain Japanese Maple) is a unique and elegant ornamental tree admired for its strong pendulous growth habit and graceful cascading branches. Its fresh green foliage creates a soft, refined look through the warmer months, while autumn brings a beautiful display of scarlet red, orange, and golden tones. With its flowing form and seasonal colour, this Japanese Maple makes a stunning focal point in feature gardens, courtyards, Japanese-inspired landscapes, and decorative containers.

Perfect for gardeners wanting something distinctive and artistic, Nishiki Fountain offers exceptional ornamental appeal in a compact and sculptural form. Its weeping habit adds movement and character to the landscape, while its seasonal foliage display provides lasting interest throughout the year. Customers will love this variety for its rare appearance, graceful shape, and ability to create a premium garden statement in both small and larger outdoor spaces.

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Mature height

1–1.5m

Mature width

1–1.5m

Spacing

1.5–2m apart, or 2–3m apart when used as a feature specimen

Evergreen/Deciduous

Deciduous

Foliage

Fresh green foliage through spring and summer, changing to striking scarlet red, orange, and golden tones in autumn. Small spring flowers are usually insignificant.

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Spring

Sun tolerance

Best grown in full sun to part shade or filtered light. Protect from harsh afternoon sun, strong winds, and hot exposed positions.

Maintenance

Low to moderate maintenance. Plant in moist but well-drained soil, mulch around the base, and water regularly during dry periods. Light pruning may be done to maintain shape and remove damaged or crossing branches.

Root System

Shallow, fibrous, and generally non-invasive. Avoid disturbing the root zone and keep well mulched to help retain soil moisture and protect the roots.