Acer 'Crimson Queen' Species_Strawberry aiming to cut back to

aiming to cut back to one leaf beyond the leaf cluster that marks the start of that year’s growth (also known as the basal cluster)

The plant produces mid-green foliage that turns gold yellow in Autumn

‘James Grieve’ is an RHS award-winning

with all colours looking extremely elegant within a nultitude of garden settings

and looks fabulous when placed as a pair either side of the backdoor

Acer 'Crimson Queen' Species_Strawberry aiming to cut back toAcer palmatum Crimson Queen is a deciduous shrub that bears deep red purple foliage in Spring, alongside small purple flowers. The leaves grow in clusters of incised lobes right through to Autumn, when they take on a red and orange tint. This plant has an arching habit, can be grown as a small tree and will go on to make a noticeable impact in your garden when it reaches its ultimate height and spread of 1. 5m 2. 5m. Acers can be cared for with