We offer over 100 varities of plants. Click on the photos for a larger view. Slideshow of all plants will play if left unclicked.

	‘Aconitifolium’ (Acer japonicum) - This fern-leaf maple is popular for its large distinctive leaves that are deeply divided giving it a fern-like appearance. Spring foliage is a deep and beautiful green turning a nice scarlet in the fall. This plant is also known for having clusters of red fruit that add to its uniqueness. ‘Aconitifolium’ grows to 16 feet and forms a round-topped tree.
	‘Aka shigitatsu sawa’ (Acer palmatum) - The spring leaf is a beautiful mix of white, laced with pink and red, edged with green, turning reddish green in the summer. This smaller plant typically reaches about 7 feet at maturity. This plant likes full sun. This cultivar is also known as ‘Beni shigitatsu sawa’
	‘Aoyagi’- Well known for the bright green color of its bark and small bright green leaves that turn a beautiful yellow in the fall. ‘Aoyagi’ is a vigorous grower with a wide top and can reach up to 25 feet.
	‘Aratama’- (Acer palmatum)- This highly desirable dwarf shrub has small bright red foliage varying from brick-red in mature leaves to purple-red in new leaves. In the summer the midribs appear greenish in color, offering a nice contrast. This plant reaches 3-5 feet and tends to grow round, dense and twiggy making it a perfect edition for small gardens
	‘Ariadne’ (Acer palmatum) - This attractive variegated tree has new growth that has yellow-green veins on a light orange-pink-red marbled background. The leaves change in summer with red veins and a purple-red background; followed by leaves with yellow-green veins with a background of orange, pink and red in the fall. ‘Ariadne’ matures to a shrub of about 10 feet tall and can be as wide.
	‘Atrolineare’ - The string-like foliage is dark, black-red in spring, washing out some in summer. Leaves are uniquely narrow and string like. Fall color is brilliant red. ‘Atrolineare’ grows to 12 feet and likes full sun.
	‘Aureum’ (Acer shirasawanum) - Called the Golden Full Moon maple, it’s leaves in spring are a bright yellow, becoming yellow-green to medium green in the summer. Fall color is spectacular, varying from orange through red with red margins. This smaller plant typically reaches about 6 feet and likes partial shade.
	‘Autumn moon’ (Acer shirasawanum) - This attractive small tree grows to approximately 9-12 feet in 10 years. It has a beautiful burnt-orange leaf in the spring to rich orange-red in the fall. This variety tolerates heat better than Aureum, but still likes filtered afternoon sun.
	‘Azuma murasaki’ (Acer palmatum) - Known for its unusual red tone of leaf, this cultivar has a slight purple hue to it with an undertone of green showing through. New spring growth is yellow-orange. In mid-summer the leaves change to a deep green with a reddish hue, turning a beautiful deep red in the fall. ‘Azuma murasaki’ can reach up to about 18 feet in height and becomes some-what round-topped and can reach about 15 feet wide. Keep in mind that early growth of this tree is rapid, but it slows with the age of the tree.
	‘Beni hime’ (Acer palmatum) - Also known as “red dwarf”, this plant is one of the smallest dwarf shrubs. ‘Beni hime’ has tiny, pointed star-shaped leaves that form dense clusters on the leafstalks. Spring foliage is red and becomes tinged with green by midsummer; turning a bright red in the fall. This plant is well suited for containers and small gardens; it reaches 3 feet wide and tall.
	‘Beni kawa’(Acer palmatum) - This plant has attractive bright salmon-red branches. Green spring leaves turn a brilliant yellow-gold in the fall. Similar to, ‘Sangu kaku’, but with smaller growth habits. ‘Beni kawa’ stays smaller, only reaching about 10 feet.
	‘Beni maiko’ (Acer palmatum) - This plant forms a compact shrub up to 10 feet tall. It has brilliant scarlet/red spring colors that turn pinkish-red with green undertones in the summer. Fall color is a fiery red. The small leaves are irregular and slightly wrinkled.
	‘Beni otake’ (Acer palmatum) - This attractive, upright plant is known for having a distinctive bamboo-like appearance and shape. Spring foliage is an outstanding deep purple-red that holds through summer, turning crimson in the fall. This tree may reach up to 23 feet at maturity. The name means “big red bamboo”.
	‘Beni schichihenge’ (Acer palmatum) - This plant is highly desirable in the spring due to its variegated leaf coloration. The basic leaf color is green, with strong white margins and pinkish/orange overtones. Each leaf varies in size and shape, some are slender and uniform, other’s are wide and contorted. It is a slow grower, reaching up to 16 feet tall and 6 feet wide at maturity.
	‘Bloodgood’ (Acer palmatum) - ‘Bloodgood’ is among the most popular large-leaved upright maples. The leaves in the spring are a very deep red with almost a red-black appearance. The leaves hold their color well into late summer and turn bright crimson in the fall. Bright red fruits also help make this an attractive plant. ‘Bloodgood’ is a hardy and strong growing variety that forms a broad-topped tree that matures at about 30 feet tall.
	‘Burgundy Lace’(Acer palmatum) - This cultivar is known for having what is described as “ribbon leaf” due to its’ deeply divided lobes that narrow to a sharp tip edged with sharp teeth. Color is burgundy red in the spring and early summer changing to bronzy or greenish late summer and fall. ‘Burgundy Lace’ develops a wide canopy and typically grows up to 15 feet. Leaves can burn in full sun.
	‘Butterfly’ (Acer palmatum) - This variegated tree has small bluish green leaves edged in white. In the fall, the white areas become a beautiful magenta. ‘Butterfly’ is considered a small upright tree that grows slowly and can reach 16 feet.
	‘Coonara Pygmy’ (Acer palmatum) - This beautiful bush has small, bright green leaves in the spring that turn shades of yellow, pink and orange ending with a deep pink in the fall. ‘Coonara Pygmy’ is a vigorous growing plant that is ideal for small gardens and as a bonsai plant. This plant typically reaches up to 5 feet tall and wide.
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	‘Elegans’ (Acer palmatum) - This tree has some of the most beautiful fall colors of any of the maples. Leaves are medium-sized and deeply divided and widely separated. They are green in the spring and turn a magnificent bright orange tinged with red in the fall. ‘Elegans grows to about 12 feet tall and can be almost as wide; it is a hardy plant that is desirable for any garden.
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	‘Emperor I.’ (Acer palmatum) - An outstanding tree that is comparable to ‘Bloodgood’. The benefit of ‘Emperor’ I is that is it comes into leaf two weeks later, which reduces the risk of damage by frost. The leaves are deep red in the spring turning bright crimson in the fall. This plant can reach up to 30 feet tall.
	‘Fascination’ (Acer palmatum) - This medium sized tree has an attractive green bark with white striations. In the spring the leaves are yellow-orange, becoming green in the summer and changing to orange-red in the fall.
	‘Fireglow’ (Acer palmatum) - This reliable tree is a vigorous, upright, well-branched tree, similar to ‘Bloodgood’, but stays smaller and the leaves are not as deeply divided. ‘Fireglow’ also has a deeper, more intense red color than ‘Bloodgood’ that stays throughout the summer and becomes purple-red with a hint of green by early fall. ‘Fireglow’ reaches up to 13-16 feet high. It makes an excellent garden or container plant.
	‘Fjellheim’ (Acer palmatum) - Also known as the ‘witches-broom’ of Sangu kaku. ‘Fjellheim’ is bushy with compact growth. It has coral-red shoots, with brightening coral bark in the fall.
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	‘Heptalobum’ (Acer palmatum) - This variety is best known for its bright fall color. Leaves in the spring have a nice green color and tend to have quite large foliage. The lobes of the leaf are broad and come to a sharp point. The fall color has almost fluorescent tones ranging from strong orange to blends of scarlet. This is a sturdy, upright tree which tends to spread , becoming wide. ‘Heptalobum’ typically matures around 15 to 18 feet.
	‘Higasa yama’ (Acer palmatum) - A V-shaped grower, this plant has a uniquely variegated leaf. The leaf is green with a margin of white, and has a margin of pink around it. The flower of this plant breaks open with a red leaflet with yellow hanging pistils. The leaves are slightly crinkly and curl upward. This tree grows narrowly and can reach up to 23 feet.
	‘Hogyoku’ (Acer palmatum) - This plant is a neat upright grower with a layering effect. The leaves have a shiny, star shaped appearance. Spring and summer color is a deep, rich green. Fall color is the best pumpkin-orange available. Typical height is 10-16 feet.
	‘Hubbs Red Willow’(Acer palmatum) - A vase shaped grower, this small tree is a newer variety and grows to about 12 feet. It has beautiful red, delicate, finely cut leaves with long, narrow lobes.
	‘Ichygyoji’ (Acer palmatum) - Except for its intense brilliant yellow-orange fall, ‘Ichygyoji’ resembles the red-leaved ‘Osakazuki’. The leaves, which are a nice green during the spring are broad and come to a sharp point. This tree is broad and round-headed reaching a height of about 23 feet.
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	‘Kamagata’ (Acer palmatum) - This dwarf is very durable, despite its delicate appearance. ‘Kamagata’ forms a small, rounded bush. The small leaves gently curve upward on the sides and taper to a sharp point. Spring leaves are a bright green and the edges are tinted with red, becoming a bright, light green in the summer. Fall colors are a beautiful orange and yellow with a hint of red.
	‘Kasagi yama’ (Acer palmatum) - Spring foliage of this plant is a unique brick-red color with reddish-black leaf margins and veins. One of its best characteristics is its bright red fruits in the spring. Its name means “overhanging mountain” and describes well the open crown this tree has. ‘Kasagiyama’ can reach up to 20 feet tall, but this will take a long time.
	‘Kashima’ (Acer palmatum) - This densely branched dwarf shrub is very hardy and grows to about 4 feet tall and wide. Spring leaves are a light-yellow green, with crimson tones. In the fall, the leaves turn a nice yellow. This plant is very desirable for small gardens and is often used for bonsai.
	‘Katsura’ (Acer palmatum) - The most striking thing about this tree is its spring color. Leaves are a beautiful yellow-orange with a bright orange outer margin. For summer the leaves turn a light yellow-green and turn back to bright yellow and orange for the fall. ‘Katsura’ forms a dense upright tree that can reach up to 16 feet.
	‘Kinran’ (Acer palmatum) - This round topped, sturdy bush grows to about 10 feet. It has deeply divided 7 lobed leaves that are purple-red in the spring and summer changing to green-red in late summer, to a nice gold with crimson overtones in the fall, which is a nice contrast to its bright green mid-vein.
	Koto no ito’ (Acer palmatum) - The name ‘Koto no ito’ means “harp strings”, which does a good job describing this unique small tree that reaches about 5 to 6 feet. Leaves are very thin with narrow lobes that taper to a sharp point. Spring leaves unfold a crimson tone but quickly turn fresh green, to a nice yellow in the fall.
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	‘Mikasa yama’ (Acer sieboldianum) - This is a rare, sturdy small tree that has leaves that emerge lightly pubescent in the spring. The pale green leaf with yellowish margins, turns to gold, tinged with crimson in the fall.
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	Moonfire’ (Acer palmatum) - ‘Moonfire’ is a strong growing, compact tree with a rounded canopy reaching about 20 feet. Spring leaves are a beautiful wine-red to a purple leaf that holds its color well in the summer, eventually turning crimson in the fall. The leaves separate to the center, center veins are purple.
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	‘Ogon Sarasa’ (Acer palmatum) - Spring leaves of this plant are brick-red with a green background and light green midribs, which offers a nice contrast in color. The leaves turn a bronze-green in late summer and eventually turn bright orange and crimson for the fall. ‘Ogon Sarasa’ means “gold calico cloth”. This plant can reach up to about 20 feet tall and 10 feet wide.
	‘Ojishi’ (Acer palmatum ‘Okagami’ (Acer palmatum) - This dwarf is slow growing and forms a stiff, multi-branched tree up to 6 feet. Leaves are bright green and somewhat crinkly, turning to a brilliant bright gold in the fall. ‘Ojishi’ is compared to ‘Shishigashira’, one of the main differences being the height, ‘Shishigashira’ can reach up to 20 feet.
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	‘Okushimo’ (Acer palmatum) - This stiff vase shaped tree grows to about 20 feet. Its leaves radiate outward to a tapering point. The leaves emerge dark green in the spring and turn a nice orange-gold in the fall. “Crispa” is the nickname for this tree due to its lobes that come to a sharp point and roll upward, giving the leaf an almost crinkled appearance.
	‘Olson’s Frosted Strawberry’ (Acer palmatum) - Known for its’ brilliant and unique strawberry red leaves with green and silver accents. Likes filtered afternoon sun. This is a slow growing small tree.
	‘Omure yama’ (Acer palmatum) - ‘Omure yama’ is an upright tree that grows 10-12 feet tall and wide. It resembles a willow with its ribbon-like leaves on weeping branches. The green leaves of spring have bright orange edges turning a solid brilliant green in the summer to gorgeous gold-scarlet in the fall. This tree is known for having similar colors to ‘Elegans’, the main difference of this variety is its weeping branches.
	‘Orange Dream’ (Acer palmatum) - This tree is known for its intense spring color. Leaves unfold golden-yellow with orange margins to a nice shade of green in the summer, turning orange-golden in the fall. This tree does best in partial shade due to its’ light colored leaves. This tree forms a bushy shrub growing to about 10-11 feet.
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	‘Oregon Sunset’ (Acer palmatum) - Leaves emerge soft red and become a nice dark red. This plant forms a semi-dwarf rounded bush style plant. Fall color is truly the color of an Oregon sunset.
	‘Orido nishiki’ (Acer palmatum) - Known for its beautiful variegation. Leaves are a base of green with spring colors that are bright pink, cream and white in splashes. The bark on this tree in new growth is red and purple striped. The intensity of the variegation depends on exposure to sun, and fertilization.
	‘Osakazuki’ (Acer palmatum) - ‘Osakazuki’ has deeply lobed, large green leaves that turn fiery crimson in the fall. This sturdy variety forms a round-topped medium sized tree reaching up to 20 feet tall and wide.
	‘Pacific Fire’ (Acer circinatum) - This outstanding variety is an upright, columnar growing vine maple. It has large chartruse leaves with a tinge of pink, turning yellow in the fall which is a nice contrast to its red bark. Partial shade can help the leaf to not burn in the summer.
	‘Peaches and Cream’ (Acer palmatum) - This compact shrub is a favorite in the spring due to its foliage that emerges a cream to greenish cream with a soft salmon-red around the edges. This variegated leaf has deep green veins and turn yellow to buff with darker tips in the fall. ‘Peaches and Cream’ is perfect for containers or smaller gardens because it forms a small shrub that only grows to about 9 feet.
	‘Pixie’ (Acer palmatum) - ‘Pixie’ has leaves in the spring that are a bright pink-red, becoming deep red in the summer and turning a beautiful scarlet in the fall. The leafstalk is pink and is slender and stiff. ‘Pixie’ is great for smaller gardens, it forms a dense round-topped bush up to about 6 feet tall and wide.
	‘Purple Ghost’ (Acer palmatum) - Best known for its stunning red leaves with deeper red-purple veins and margins which turn orange-scarlet in the fall. ‘Purple Ghost’ is a semi-upright rounded tree that is estimated to grow 10-12 feet tall and 5 feet wide.
	‘Red Pygmy’ (Acer palmatum) - This popular red cultivar has lacy bright red-maroon leaves, with long, thin lobes separated entirely to the base of the leaf. In the summer the leaves become more purplish. ‘Red Pygmy’ reaches about 8 feet high and 5 feet wide, becoming round-topped.
	‘Red Wood’ (Acer palmatum) - Colorful winter bark makes this variety stand out. Like the popular ‘Sangu kaku’, this variety also has coral-red shoots that hold their color for the first few years. ‘Red Wood’ has small leaves that are a light yellow-green in the spring, becoming a brighter green in the summer, and eventually ending up a beautiful golden-yellow with red tinges in the fall. Unlike ‘Sangu kaku’, ‘Red Wood’ stays much smaller, only growing to about 12 feet, making it versatile for the landscape or a container.
‘Rhode Island Red’ (Acer palmatum) - This irregularly rounded dwarf grows to about 4-6 feet. It has unique spring foliage that is a mosaic of red and green that turns a deep red in the summer, followed by crimson in the fall.
‘Sangu kaku’ (Acer palmatum) - Most known for its brilliant coral color of bark, ‘Sangu kaku’ is one of the most popular maples. The younger the wood, the stronger the coral color. The small leaf has a bright green color in the spring with new leaves showing a red tinge on the edges. Leaves turn to a lighter green in the summer, followed by an outstanding yellow-gold with a blend of light red in the fall. This attractive plant grows to a height of 26 feet or more and broadens to about 20 feet.
‘Sazanami’ (Acer palmatum) - Spring color is a light orange-red color with the light green midveins. The leaves turn to a rich green in the summer turning to a blend of gold colors in the fall. ‘Sazanami’ is rather slow growing, but eventually can reach up to 20 feet tall and 10 feet wide.
‘Scolopendrifolium’ (Acer palmatum) - This small tree grows to about 12 feet and has large delicate leaves with narrow lobes. The leaves are bright green until fall when they turn a nice yellow color. ‘Scolopendrifolium’ grows to have an open, rounded top. This maple is also sometimes called the “finger-leaf”maple.
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‘Seiryu’ (Acer palmatum) - This outstanding cultivar is one of only a few upright dissectums. This green laceleaf has attractive bright green leaves that have a small red tip. Fall colors are beautiful, ranging from gold to light yellow with some crimson. ‘Seiryu’ reaches anywhere from 16 to 22 feet tall and about 10 to 12 wide. Its name means “blue-green dragon”.
‘Shaina’ (Acer palmatum) - This compact upright tree has round leaves in dense tufts on short shoots. The leaves are bright red in the spring, becoming dark purple-red in the summer and they hold their color well until fall when they turn a bright crimson. ‘Shaina’ forms a dense round shrub that grows slowly and eventually can reach up to 10 feet.
‘Sharp’s Pygmy’ (Acer palmatum) - The small leaves of this great dwarf emerge green in the spring and turn an outstanding orange-scarlet in the fall. ‘Sharp’s Pygmy’ forms a dense, compact shrub that reaches up to 2.5 feet tall. It is known for its’ small size and bonsai appearance.
‘She Katy’ (Acer palmatum) - This new cultivar was selected and propagated by Liberty Bay Nursery in Quilcene, Washington. The leaves emerge a burgundy red in mid to late March. As the season progresses, the leaves turn to a bronze or greenish-brown. They then change to their outstanding pumpkin fall colors of reds, oranges and golds. ‘She Katy’ has a narrow upright growth habit, with an open crown. It is a vigorous grower that enjoys full sun and has reached a height of 9 feet and a width of 4 feet in 15 years.
‘Sherwood Flame’ (Acer palmatum) - ‘Sherwood Flame’ has beautiful reddish-purple foliage in the spring that holds its’ color well through the summer. This cultivar is a vigorous grower that forms a small tree up to about 14 feet with a rounded top.
‘Shidava Gold’ (Acer palmatum) - Known for being the witches broom of ‘Aoyagi’. This dwarf grows compact to 6 feet tall. It has bright yellow-green leaves, which is a nice contrast to its pea-green bark.
‘Shindeshojo’ (Acer palmatum) - ‘Shindeshojo’ forms a shrub up to 10 feet high and 6 feet wide. It is an excellent container plant and is popular in small gardens. In the spring, it has a brilliant crimson-scarlet leaf color that is one of the best. In the early summer it turns a nice reddish green. In the fall, the colors become a nice blend or oranges and reds.
‘Shishigashira’ (Acer palmatum) - Known for its’ dense, heavily curled leaves on short shoots that look like a lion’s mane. ‘Shishigashira’ grows to form a V shaped tree that although it is a slow grower, can eventually reach 20 feet. In the spring the foliage is a deep green, turning to a beautiful combination of gold with crimson tones in the fall. Its’ compact growth habit makes it very popular for small gardens, containers and bonsai.
‘Siebold’s Maple’ (Acer sieboldianum) - This tall multi-stemmed tree can grow to approximately 30 feet. It has bright green medium size orbicular leaves that turn to an outstanding and dependable scarlet with orange in the fall.
‘Suminigashi’ (Acer palmatum) - Spring color is bright pruple-red, darkening to become almost black-red or very deep maroon. From mid-summer the color gradually changes to a deep green-red. The fall color is a beautiful crimson. This vigorous growing cultivar can reach up to 18 feet, but has been found to be slow growing after about 12 feet.
‘Sunglow’ (Acer circinatum) - This is a slow growing, compact tree that grows 3 to 6 feet. It has peach/orange-apricot colored leaves in the spring, changing to medium green in summer, to purple/crimson in the fall.
‘Tiger Rose’ (Acer palmatum) - This rare tree reaches about 9 feet. It is known for its cascading shoots and its semi-pendulous habit. It has deeply cut, crinkled edge leaves that are rose with pink tinges in the spring, becoming cream with green veins and margins. This cultivar does best with filtered afternoon sun.
‘Tobiosho’ (Acer palmatum) - Known for its’ beautiful fall scarlet color, this cultivar is a nice addition to any landscape. ‘Tobiosho’ has nice green leaf color in the spring and summer and grows into an upright, wide-topped medium-sized tree.
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‘Trompenburg’ (Acer palmatum) - ‘Trompenburg’ is a popular variety because of its’ large unusual leaves that have deeply serrated lobes that have been said to give it the appearance of fingers extended from a hand. The leaves are shiny and are a beautiful purple-red color which lasts into late summer. The fall color is crimson. ‘Trompenburg’ can reach to between 20-26 feet high and 13-16 feet wide. It is named after an arboretum in the Netherlands.
‘Tsukushi gata’ (Acer palmatum) - This variety has spectacular rich purple-red to black-red leaves that hold their color well all season. It has fruits that are chartreuse in floor. The leafstalks are a light yellow-pink which gives a nice contrast. ‘Tsukushi gata’ grows to a about 13 feet tall and wide and forms a round-topped spreading tree.
‘Tsuma gaki’ (Acer palmatum) - Spring color for this cultivar is a beautiful soft yellow-green. As the leaves emerge, they tend to droop, adding a unique appearance to the plant. The summer color is a deep green turning to a radiant crimson in the fall.
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‘Ukigumo’ (Acer palmatum) - This variegated cultivar is among the most outstanding of them all. The basic leaf color is light green, but depending on fertilizer and sunlight, most leaves are marked by white or pink spots. Other leaves can be totally white or light pink. ‘Ukigumo’ does best with some shade. It becomes a semi-dense shrub reaching about 10 feet tall. The name means “floating clouds”.
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‘Villa Taranto’ (Acer palmatum) - The leaves emerge an orange-crimson, soon becoming green with a light reddish overtone, which is quite pretty. In the fall the leaves turn yellow to gold. ‘Villa Taranto’ forms a dome-shaped plant reaching 10 feet high. It was propagated and introduced from the Netherlands.
‘Volubile’ (Acer palmatum) - The leaf color in the spring is a bright yellow-green. The foliage darkens during the summer and does will in full sun. The fall colors are brilliant and range from yellow to salmon-red to crimson. This upright growing tree can reach up to 20 feet in height. It is not a fast grower.