“The Bloodgood Japanese maple is my absolute favorite variety ... ornamental accent tree alongside a house.” Shop Now Crimson Queen grows to eight to 10 feet tall and 12 feet wide.

Says Richard Bartsche of Cahoon Nursery in Westlake, "They call the Japanese maple the 'queen of the garden' because ... Nobles and Bartsche say 'Crimson Cream' is among their favorite Japanese ...

My oldest Japanese maple is Crimson Queen that is a lacy-leaved A. dissectum species. We have had it in a pot (stepped up in size three times) for almost 40 years. 'Orangeola' has also done well ...

Crimson Queen, weeping habit with dark red leaves ... But perhaps the brightest star in this fall extravaganza is the Japanese maple. Sporting intense crimson and orange leaves, the tree scarcely ...

Japanese maples are most worthy of focal point ... reaching 6 to 8 feet tall after 10 years. Crimson Queen is another known for its heat tolerance and ability to retain its deep red color during ...

And they must be watered during droughts. Some varieties of Japanese maples include Bloodgood, Burgundy Lace, Coral Bark, Crimson Queen, Emperor One, Fireglow and Tamekeyama. Many are available at ...

Few trees can match the refined elegance of a red laceleaf Japanese maple ... develop its best color. 'Crimson Queen' has been the standard bearer of red, laceleaf maples for years.

Japanese maples grow best in dappled shade ... and look well with cloud-pruned pines or box. ‘Crimson Queen’ and ‘Emerald Lace’ are good in containers and are often chosen as focal points in London ...

Grow and train a Japanese maple bonsai tree like a pro ... Weeping varieties like the burgundy ‘Crimson Queen’ or green-leafed ‘Waterfall’ work nicely because the branches naturally ...