Peter Dowdall: Japanese maple is a small tree that makes a big impact

'When we grow Acer palmatum, we embrace a philosophy that celebrates nature’s beauty and the fleeting moments in life'
Peter Dowdall: Japanese maple is a small tree that makes a big impact

In gardens worldwide Japanese maple trees come into their own at this time of year as they take on their autumn garb. File pictures

Growing Japanese maples is not just about horticulture; it’s about embracing a philosophy that celebrates nature’s beauty and the fleeting moments in life.

Japanese maple is the general common name given to varieties of Acer palmatum, a species of acer native to Japan, Korea, and China.

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