Oregon Sunset Japanese Maple
Product Details

Soil Type | Acidic, Adaptable, Well Drained |
Sunlight | Full, Partial |
Drought Tolerance | Good |
Mature Height | 6-10 Feet |
Mature Width | 6-10 Feet |
Growth Rate | Slow |
Fall Color | Red |
Shipping Restriction | AZ |
This new variety of Japanese Maple is a true stand out in containers or small spaces. Its beautiful foliage has long finger-like extensions on each leaf. In spring the leaves are light red. They transform to plum purple in summer and then vibrant red in fall. The shape of the Oregon Sunset Japanese Maple tree is unique. It is a broad, spreading upright tree. The branches grow outward and slightly upward.
Key Features
- Ideal for space spaces. The Oregon Sunset Japanese Maple stays small and compact.
- Container tree. This is one of our favorite trees for growing in pots. It is slow growing so you won’t need to constantly repot this tree. It will stay smaller in containers versus growing in the ground.
- Colorful ornamental tree. Enjoy light red color in spring, plum color in summer, and bright red in fall.
- Distinctive and rare Japanese Maple. This cool dwarf tree has branches that grow laterally or slightly upright.
Add the Oregon Sunset Japanese Maple to your landscape! If you love Japanese maples, this one must be part of your collection! Order your Oregon Sunset Japanese Maple for sale today and spruce up your small space or add this new Japanese maple to your collection!
How Big Do Oregon Sunset Japanese Maples Get?
This small tree grows slowly. In 10 years this tree will be about 4 to 5 feet tall and about 5 to 6 feet wide. At 20 years of age it may be 7 feet tall and up to 12 feet wide.
How Much Sun Can an Oregon Sunset Japanese Maple Tolerate?
This tree can grow in full sun to partial shade.
When Should I Prune the Oregon Sunset Japanese Maple?
Most Japanese maples won’t need pruning, but if you need to remove any dead, damaged or crowded branches, this is best done when the tree is dormant.
Planting
Spring and early fall are the best times to plant this tree. Avoid planting Japanese maples too deeply. Follow our planting guidelines here and have a happy, healthy Oregon Sunset Japanese Maple tree.
Watering
Water deeply at the time of planting and about twice per week for 2 to 3 months while your Japanese maple is establishing. These trees do develop drought tolerance, but they enjoy moist soil which helps them grow faster.
Fertilizing
In spring apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer.
Maintenance
This tree is very low maintenance. Dead branches should be pruned when noticed.
This dwarf tree can grow just about anywhere. It is great for small spaces and containers. Feature this tree in a small fairy garden. You will also love this tree alongside other Japanese maples in a zen garden or modern landscape.