Geisha Gone Wild Japanese Maple

The Geisha Gone Wild Japanese Maple brings crazy, vibrant color into your garden in spring, and gets things going with a bang. The new spring foliage is brilliant pink and purple, on deeply lobed leaves that sometimes twist and curl. The mature leaves show irregular green and white variegation, splashed with pink, and in fall they turn powerful shades of orange and purple – a year-long party. Grow it as a specimen in a smaller garden, use it to liven up boring beds of evergreens, or give it a special place in a container on your terrace, patio or balcony. A unique plant to make your garden also unique.

• Crazy spring foliage of pinks and purples
• White, green and pink variegation in summer
• Dramatic purple and orange colors in fall
• Lobed leaves are twisted and curled
• Strong upright growth to 6 feet

The Geisha Gone Wild Japanese Maple grows best and has the most color with sun in the morning and early afternoon, and shade during the hottest part of the day. It grows from zone 6 to zone 9, and it is best in moist, rich, well-drained soil. For containers make sure they have a drainage hole and improve the drainage of the potting soil you use by adding coarse sand or fine gravel. This plant normally has no pests or diseases and it is easy to grow in a suitable location or potting soil.