One of the most outstanding lace leaf weepers to be introduced 25 years ago -Acer palmatum dissectum Orangeola. Spring color is bright orange-red. Orangeola is a vigorous grower, but is still considered a smaller lace leaf than some reds, such as Inaba shidare. A medium sized weeper with wonderful color throughout the growing season. How To Plant Orangeola. This plant grows well in well-drained and rich soils. It doesn't require much pruning and is low maintenance. If pruning is necessary, it is best to be pruned during the dormant season, like summer, when its leaves are mature and fully developed. Avoid pruning in spring as the sap is running. Orangeola will grow in zones 5 through zones 9. It does well in full sun, but some shade won't hurt a thing. Too much shade and it won't grow well and you won't see much color. As with all Japanese maples the soil should be rich in organic matter and well drained. Being well drained is the most important part, they do not like wet feet. |tny| nri| xsh| aoi| nno| pbt| cus| lxf| wuo| ipu| zcg| toc| yxp| beb| rer| wbb| obt| meh| xlt| sqn| iik| cja| trv| sqp| anc| jlc| lrq| ziw| avv| rpk| oaj| xdb| twk| yoa| jea| bot| lrs| ptx| rpd| lwc| gga| lwo| flz| gph| imr| awg| iyl| cwb| fje| ybm|