Crimson Queen red bark maple tiny green leaves and a

tiny green leaves and a dense

so this variety is a great container plant or for smaller gardens

Small tree to maybe 10′

6-8 feet wide in 10 years

Leaves emerge in spring with various amounts of pink which may or may not remain with the variegation in the summer

Crimson Queen red bark maple tiny green leaves and aCrimson Queen is a lace leaf cultivar that is an excellent all round performer, keeping its red undertones throughout the year. Dark purple red leaves fade slightly in late summer, changing to bright red in Fall. It has a typical umbrella shape that is common among the weeping lace leaf varieties. A favorite among Americans, Crimson Queen has received the Royal Horticultural Society of Garden Merit. This strong growing cultivar will reach up to 10