Rhode Island Red Japanese Maple Abelia then moderate drought tolerance once

then moderate drought tolerance once established

Low Maintenance: Easy to care for with minimal pruning needs

dark foliage to the landscape and instantly makes nearby greens and light flowers look sharper

Distinctive Margins: Red edged spring leaves add vivid contrast

making it an excellent choice for year-round interest in focal point plantings

Rhode Island Red Japanese Maple Abelia then moderate drought tolerance onceRhode Island Red Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum 'Rhode Island Red') Rhode Island Red Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum 'Rhode Island Red') is a compact, slow growing dwarf noted for rich red spring foliage that matures to burgundy to green in summer and finishes bright scarlet in fall; its naturally rounded, dense habit provides refined structure for patios, entries, and small gardens. Distinctive Features Petite, 5 to 7 lobed leaves on short internodes