‘Orangeola’ is a beautiful weeping, laceleaf Japanese maple valued for its finely cut foliage and dramatic color changes throughout the growing season. New foliage emerges in shades of orange-red and deepens into burgundy, bronze, and green as the season progresses, before developing brilliant orange-red tones again in fall. Its cascading growth habit makes it particularly attractive when planted where the branches can spill over a wall, slope, container, or the edge of a woodland garden. It is generally best protected from harsh afternoon sun and drying winds, especially in hotter climates. This is an excellent specimen plant for a sophisticated landscape where foliage texture and seasonal color are more important than flowers.
Height: 4–6 ft
Width: 5–7 ft
Flower time: April–May; flowers are small and ornamental rather than showy
Sun/Shade: Part shade to morning sun; protect from intense afternoon sun
Deer resistant
‘Orangeola’ is a beautiful weeping, laceleaf Japanese maple valued for its finely cut foliage and dramatic color changes throughout the growing season. New foliage emerges in shades of orange-red and deepens into burgundy, bronze, and green as the season progresses, before developing brilliant orange-red tones again in fall. Its cascading growth habit makes it particularly attractive when planted where the branches can spill over a wall, slope, container, or the edge of a woodland garden. It is generally best protected from harsh afternoon sun and drying winds, especially in hotter climates. This is an excellent specimen plant for a sophisticated landscape where foliage texture and seasonal color are more important than flowers.
Height: 4–6 ft
Width: 5–7 ft
Flower time: April–May; flowers are small and ornamental rather than showy
Sun/Shade: Part shade to morning sun; protect from intense afternoon sun
Deer resistant
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