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Acer trees are some of the most beautiful and elegant plants you can add to your garden. Known for their delicate leaves, graceful branching and ever changing colours, they bring interest from spring right through to autumn. Whether you are creating a calm corner, a Japanese inspired space or simply want a tree that offers reliable year round appeal, Acers fit beautifully into gardens of every size.
There are many popular varieties to choose from. Acer palmatum Bloodgood is a long standing favourite with deep burgundy foliage that holds its colour through the season. Acer Orange Dream offers soft yellow and peach tones in spring before turning fresh green for summer. For a finer, more lace like appearance, Acer Emerald Lace brings airy texture and vibrant autumn colour. Acer Katsura is known for its apricot and lime young leaves, while Acer Butterfly introduces a touch of variegation with pink edged cream and green foliage.
Acers are especially valued for their compact habit, making them ideal for smaller gardens, patios and pots. They prefer a sheltered spot with dappled shade, where their foliage can show off its colours without scorching. Once settled, they are low maintenance and bring structure, movement and seasonal beauty with no effort.
These trees pair wonderfully with ferns and ornamental grasses, which help create a soft, layered look beneath their canopy. They also work well alongside shade tolerant shrubs and flowering plants that enjoy the same calm, filtered light. Planting a mix of textures around an Acer can create a peaceful and natural display that changes gently through the year.

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