Japanese Maples for Bonsai

These are Japanese maple seedlings Acer palmatum that are in at least their second year of growth. They are in 4" pots approximately and are about 8 - 12" height. There may be one seedling per pot in or several. Great for training for bonsai or growing out for landscape or container. Price is for 4 plants.

This Beni Hime Acer palmatum Japanese maple is ideal for Bonsai since the grafting scars are minimal and very low. The Beni Hime is a great plant for bonsai because it has very small leaves and is a dwarf maple.  Leaves emerge with a bright red color in the spring. Summertime foliage is pleasing green. This maple is 2-3 yrs old, 1 gallon plant. Beni Hime is a dwarf that if planted out in the landscape will reach about 4′.

This Kamagata Acer palmatum Japanese maple is ideal for Bonsai since the grafting scars are minimal and very low. Kamagata is a very nice delicate looking yet sturdy dwarf. The bright green leaves are small and deeply palmate which curve downward at the lobes. In spring, the lime green leaves have a reddish tint to them which later turns to a bright, light green in summer. Fall colors are brilliant yellow and orange finally turning to red. Kamagata forms a small, rounded tree to 5-6 feet high if planted out in the landscape. This maple is a 2-3 yrs old, 1 gallon plant. This plant has a cool s-shape curve in its trunk as shown in the photos.  

This Acer palmatum Ruby Stars Japanese maple is ideal for Bonsai since the grafting scars are minimal and very low. The Ruby Stars has medium small leaves that will reduce in size nicely when used for bonsai. Summertime foliage is pleasing brick red. This maple is 2-3 yrs old, 1 gallon plant. Ruby Stars is a dwarf that if planted out in the landscape will reach about 5-6′