Origin
The Acer pal. diss. 'Green Lace', also known as the Japanese maple, is originally native to East Asia. Specifically, Japan, China and Korea are where the tree finds its origin. Throughout history, this species has been spread all over the world by explorers and monks.

Characteristics
The Acer pal. diss. 'Green Lace' distinguishes itself by its delicate, feather-like leaves that can range in colour from light green to dark green. The tree is known for its aesthetic value, typically growing to a height of 1 to 2.5 metres and offering a broad palette of autumn colours, from yellow to deep orange and red. In the spring, it blooms with small purple flowers, which often remain hidden beneath the leaves.

Care
Caring for an Acer pal. diss. 'Green Lace' requires a careful approach. The location should be partially to completely shaded and the soil must be sufficiently moist. Avoid harsh winds, as these can damage the delicate branches of the tree. This tree also needs extra water during dry periods. Pruning is best done in late autumn, when the sap flow ceases, to prevent the tree from bleeding.