Acer palm. 'Redwine' (Pbr) / 3L
Acer palm. 'Redwine' (Pbr) / 3L
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Japanese Maple 'Redwine'
Acer palmatum 'Redwine' (PBR)
Confirmed format: Supplied in a 3-litre pot
Plant Highlights: Distinctive changing foliage colours • Compact, slow-growing habit • Brilliant autumn display • Ideal for specimen planting and large containers • Perfect for Japanese-style gardens
Overview
Acer palmatum 'Redwine' (PBR) is a compact Japanese Maple grown for its exceptional foliage, which changes beautifully throughout the seasons. New leaves emerge in rich bronze tones before maturing to green with attractive red-tinted margins during summer. As autumn arrives, the foliage transforms into vibrant shades of orange-red, creating a striking seasonal display.
Its naturally upright, bushy habit and restrained growth make it an excellent choice for smaller gardens, courtyards and larger patio containers. Whether used as a focal point in a border or incorporated into a Japanese-inspired or woodland garden, 'Redwine' provides elegant structure and year-round interest without overwhelming the space.
Why We Love It
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Beautiful foliage changes provide interest from spring through autumn.
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Compact, slow-growing habit is well suited to smaller gardens.
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Outstanding autumn colour creates a striking seasonal feature.
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Elegant branching structure develops naturally with very little pruning.
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Performs equally well as a specimen tree or in a large decorative container.
Plant Details
| Attribute | Information |
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| Botanical Name | Acer palmatum 'Redwine' (PBR) |
| Common Name | Japanese Maple 'Redwine' |
| Plant Type | Deciduous ornamental tree |
| Foliage | Bronze in spring, maturing to green with red-tinted margins before turning vibrant orange-red in autumn |
| Seasonal Interest | Outstanding foliage from spring to autumn |
| Growth Habit | Compact, slow-growing, upright and bushy |
| Position | Partial shade or full sun in a sheltered location |
| Soil | Moist, fertile, well-drained soil |
| Mature Height | Approximately 1.5–2.5m |
| Mature Spread | Approximately 0.5–1m |
| Hardiness | RHS H6 – hardy in most Irish gardens; protect young or container-grown plants from prolonged severe winter conditions |
Growing Guide
Position
Plant in a sheltered position in partial shade or full sun. In sunnier locations, ensure the soil remains evenly moist to help protect the foliage from scorching. Shelter from strong, drying winds for the best leaf quality.
Watering
Water regularly while establishing and during prolonged dry spells, particularly in warm weather. Container-grown trees require more frequent watering than those planted in the ground, but avoid leaving the roots in waterlogged compost.
Soil
Grow in fertile, moisture-retentive but well-drained soil. Apply a spring mulch to help conserve moisture, suppress weeds and keep the root zone cool, taking care not to pile mulch against the trunk.
Hardiness and Winter Care
'Acer palmatum* 'Redwine' is hardy (RHS H6) and grows well in Irish gardens. Young plants and those grown in containers benefit from some protection during prolonged periods of severe frost, while good drainage helps prevent root problems during wet winters.
Routine Care
Very little pruning is required. Remove dead, damaged or crossing branches during late autumn or winter while the tree is dormant. Avoid heavy pruning, allowing the tree to develop its naturally graceful shape.
Perfect For
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Feature planting in small gardens and courtyards.
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Japanese-inspired and woodland gardens.
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Large patio containers.
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Sheltered mixed borders.
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Adding long-lasting foliage colour and autumn interest.
Good to Know
The changing foliage colours are one of this cultivar's defining features. Planting it where the seasonal display can be appreciated from spring through autumn makes the most of its ornamental value.
Product Information
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Supplied in a 3-litre pot.
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Deciduous Japanese Maple.
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Compact, slow-growing habit suitable for smaller gardens.
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Ideal as a specimen tree for borders, courtyards and large patio containers.