Noted for its unique habit, award-winning Acer japonicum 'Green Cascade' (Full Moon Maple) is a small mounded tree of graceful, weeping, or pendulous habit. Emerging rich emerald green in spring, the palmate, finely-dissected, lacylike leaves are deeply cut into 9-11 lobes.

‘Green Cascade’ is a small mounded tree with a weeping habit. It typically grows to only 4-5' tall and to 6-8' wide over the first 10 years. Finely-dissected emerald green leaves (to 6” across) develop excellent yellow, orange and red fall colors.

Green Cascade Full Moon Maple. Acer japonicum ‘Green Cascade’ is an extremely ornate selection with finely dissected, multi-lobed, emerald green leaves. Its graceful, weeping habit forms a mounding, almost waterfall, appearance in the garden.

Green Cascade Japanese Maple, with its lacy green leaves in the spring and summer, followed by bright red and yellow colors in the fall. It is a full and mounding Japanese maple that makes a great addition to your landscape.

Green Cascade is a wonderful pendulous form of Acer japonicum. Leaves are rich green and feathery, with a nice thickness to them. This is a great dissectum with brilliant fall colors that range through yellow-orange tones with traces of crimson.

Green Cascade Japanese Maple, with its lacy green leaves in the spring and summer, followed by bright red and yellow colors in the fall. It is a full and mounding Japanese maple that makes a great addition to your landscape.

Finely-dissected emerald green leaves (to 6” across) develop brilliant yellow-orange and crimson. ‘Green Cascade’ is a small mounded tree with a weeping almost prostrate form typically grows to only 4-5' tall and to 6-8' wide over the first 10 years.

A different species of Japanese maple, the Green Cascade Japanese Maple has larger leaves and greater resistance to sun-scorch than its delicate relatives. As well, left alone it will form a spreading mound, not a tree, making it ideal for cascading down banks, over …

As the name implies, ‘Green Cascade’ is a cascading or weeping form of Acer japonicum. The leaves on mature plants can be quite large. These leaves are deeply dissected and in spring are a brilliant bright green.