Kagiri Nishiki Japanese Maple

Create the professionally layered style you crave in a polished garden setting. Gift yourself and your guests with a delightful experience, filled with eye candy from top to bottom.

Place the striking Kagiri Nishiki Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum 'Kagiri Nishiki') front and center in a high-profile area of your space. You could study this beautiful small tree for hours!

Each finely dissected, light green leaf offers incredible impact. Each of the shallow lobes are lined in irregular margins of both creamy-white and pink.

Kagiri Nishiki grows slowly into a showy, vase-shaped tree. Keep it in a huge outdoor container as a very special focal point. Or, weave it in your mixed plantings to become a dazzling backdrop.

Let the noteworthy foliage brighten up partially shaded areas. The show starts off in early spring, when the darling new leaves unfurl.

The reliable variegated foliage display entices you and your guests to spend time contemplating their beauty. Host plenty of Garden Tours and parties to share and celebrate their charm with loved ones.

Give a special someone a Kagiri Nishiki Japanese Maple as a gift they'll cherish for decades. Pot them in an ornamental glazed pot and baby them as a family "pet".

This variety will tempt you to start a collection of Japanese Maples. Our tree experts adore growing these valuable, rare trees.

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Depending on your garden application—whether it be an astonishing new Bonzai, or a delicate row of these "pretty maids''—you might want to consider ordering more than one. You'll always find room for a petite showpiece like Kagiri Nishiki.

How to Use Kagiri Nishiki Japanese Maple in the Landscape

Use a row of green workhorses like Privet or Laurel to create the walls of a private sanctuary to maximize your Great Outdoors. Decorate with a single Kagiri Nishiki as a useful focal point.

If you keep your tree in a container, please ensure the pot has good drainage, and fill it with potting mix for acidic plants. Keep the container elevated with clay pot feet or bricks and provide protection from hot afternoon sun and wind.

In a larger yard, use several of these trees to make a marvelous understory. This is an extremely helpful choice for mature landscapes that need a refresh.

Place a loose grouping in a curving, mulched garden bed for a naturalized look. Or...create a dynamic interplay with a stick-straight modern-looking row, planting eight to ten feet apart from trunk to trunk.

Be sure to punch up the drama with innovative garden artwork and exterior up lighting positioned into the canopy. Make your investment work at night, as well!

This tree draws eyes, and can easily attract attention in an outdoor courtyard at an urban restaurant. Use several to increase the impact.

Try them at home to become a living sculpture with a custom-fit from judicious pruning.

Use a pair on either side of your front door, and prune them to create an exciting arched entryway.

Plant one or more in a Japanese-inspired garden. They look wonderful reflected in a water feature.

Use them to anchor your patio outdoor seating area. Grace your guests with time spent under the spread of their ethereal branches.

#ProPlantTips for Care

Give slow-growing Kagiri Nishiki Japanese Maple a planting site with morning sun and afternoon shade. For the best color, give them at least four hours of sunlight a day.

They'll do best in rich, well-drained soil. Add Nature Hills Root Booster to support the tiny feeder roots in their quest for moisture and micronutrients. The beneficial effects last forever!

Apply a regular amount of water on a regular basis. Even water is best for solid performance.

Japanese Maples really love a layer of pine straw or pine bark mulch over the root system, Please pull it well back at least six inches to avoid touching the trunk directly.

WInter is the time to prune your trees. Study the structure and plan your cuts ahead of time. Cut at a 45-degree angle above an outward facing bud.

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