A cascading laceleaf maple with finely cut foliage and a standout fall finish in orange, red, and gold
FEATURES:
- Weeping laceleaf form that creates a graceful mound with draping branches
- Finely dissected foliage for soft texture and a refined, ornamental look
- Compact size that fits patios, courtyards, and smaller foundation beds
- Excellent in part shade where foliage stays clean and delicate through summer
- Ideal focal point near paths, seating areas, and entry gardens
- Fall color in orange, red, and gold for a vivid seasonal finish
- Hand Selected; Fresh from the Grower
- Ships on our trucks because the size of the tree - does not fit in a box.
Bower & Branch Landscape Design Tip:
Use laceleaf texture to soften hard lines. Place this near stone, concrete, or angular architecture, and the canopy creates a natural contrast that feels balanced and intentional. Keep the base planting low and simple so the mounding silhouette remains clean.
Growth Facts
- Hardiness Zone: 5-8
- Mature Height: 6-10' tall
- Mature Width: 8-12' wide
- Exposure: Part Shade/Full Sun
- Spacing: 8-12' apart
Jeddeloh Orange Laceleaf Japanese Maple
Bower & Branch Trees and Plants
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Jeddeloh Orange'
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A cascading laceleaf maple with finely cut foliage and a standout fall finish in orange, red, and gold
FEATURES:
- Weeping laceleaf form that creates a graceful mound with draping branches
- Finely dissected foliage for soft texture and a refined, ornamental look
- Compact size that fits patios, courtyards, and smaller foundation beds
- Excellent in part shade where foliage stays clean and delicate through summer
- Ideal focal point near paths, seating areas, and entry gardens
- Fall color in orange, red, and gold for a vivid seasonal finish
- Hand Selected; Fresh from the Grower
- Ships on our trucks because the size of the tree - does not fit in a box.
Bower & Branch Landscape Design Tip:
Use laceleaf texture to soften hard lines. Place this near stone, concrete, or angular architecture, and the canopy creates a natural contrast that feels balanced and intentional. Keep the base planting low and simple so the mounding silhouette remains clean.
Growth Facts
- Hardiness Zone: 5-8
- Mature Height: 6-10' tall
- Mature Width: 8-12' wide
- Exposure: Part Shade/Full Sun
- Spacing: 8-12' apart
Why plant Jeddeloh Orange Laceleaf Japanese Maple?
Jeddeloh Orange Laceleaf Japanese Maple is selected for graceful form and a fall color show that leans warm and bright. The tree forms a naturally weeping mound, with finely cut leaves that create a soft, layered canopy from spring through summer. The texture is the feature, delicate and refined, especially when backlit in morning or late-day light.
In autumn, it becomes the seasonal focal point, shifting into orange, red, and gold tones that stand out beautifully against evergreens and stone. It’s an excellent choice when you want a laceleaf maple with a compact footprint, strong structure, and a fall finish that provides true seasonal impact.
How to use Jeddeloh Orange Laceleaf Japanese Maple in the landscape?
Plant it as a focal point where the cascading form can be appreciated up close, near patios, along walkways, or as a feature in a courtyard bed. It’s especially effective beside stone steps, retaining walls, or a water feature, where the draping branches soften hard edges and add movement. Pair it with deep green evergreens or broadleaf shrubs to highlight the fine foliage texture and make the fall color look richer. In hotter climates, provide afternoon shade and avoid reflected heat from pavement to keep the laceleaf foliage looking its best through summer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Japanese maples have small, subtle spring flowers that are not showy. The main ornamental features are the laceleaf foliage, weeping form, and fall color.
Yes. Jeddeloh Orange is a laceleaf Japanese maple with finely dissected foliage and a naturally cascading, mounded habit.
Prune lightly in late winter or after leaf drop to remove crossing or damaged branches and refine structure. Avoid heavy pruning so the tree maintains its natural weeping form.
