Acer palmatum 'Geisha Gone Wild' ~ Geisha Gone Wild Japanese Maple tropical Blooms best with afternoon shade

Blooms best with afternoon shade in the South and fertile consistently wet well-drained soil

Nathan Bedford Forrest has large ruffled orange flowers that bloom in spring as new growth emerges and dark green foliage that turns orange-bronze in fall

The large mophead panicle flowers are deep fuchsia red-pink regardless of the PH

East Africa

Acer palmatum 'Geisha Gone Wild' ~ Geisha Gone Wild Japanese Maple tropical Blooms best with afternoon shadeGeisha Gone Wild Japanese Maple is a dwarf deciduous tree with an upright form with dense branching and vibrant variegated foliage. These deeply lobed leaves emerge lightly twisted and bright pink or red and matures to a soft mix of green and white with a rosey margin before turning hot pinks, orange, and purple in fall. Grows best in partial shade to full sun conditions and thrive in well drained, slightly acidic soil. Type: Tree Origins: East Asia