Orangeola Japanese Gardens

Orangeola Japanese GardensReally living up to its name, Acer palmatum 'Orangeola' is the most orange foliaged Japanese maple that we know, especially in the fall when the red orange leaves turn to the color of a Valencia orange. Wow! What a color. This cultivar is one that grows taller than wide, making it a great selection for growing in a container on your deck or patio. This dissectum type tree has a lacy, soft appearance to the landscape.

This variety is tender

The flowers age to a pale almond color by early fall

come out in late May on a fantastic foliage plant

"Golf ball" shaped buds are very interesting on a plant with textured matte green foliage

Give this azalea lots of light to get prolific blooming

white with pink stripes on the back of each flower

The weeping form of the Giant Redwood is so very interesting

Found around 1070 by Layne Ziegenfuss at Hillside Nursery in Pennsylvania

giving the plant a 'bluish' color in the landscape

A low-growing and spreading dwarf conifer that forms a flat-topped mound in the landscape

The flowering lasts for 4-5 months with the flowers progressing through 5 color changes

covering the mounding plant in April-May