Origin
The Acer pal. diss. 'Green Globe', also known as the maple 'Green Globe', originally comes from parts of Asia and Europe. This selective bred variety was cultivated to exhibit a more compact growth pattern, ideal for urban environments and smaller spaces.

Characteristics
The Acer pal. diss. 'Green Globe' is distinguished by its unusual shape and colour. This maple species has a spherical, compact silhouette that slowly grows into a larger bush over the years. The leaves of this plant are five-lobed, with sharp incisions at the edges and are vibrant green throughout the growing season. In the autumn, the colour changes to brilliant red and orange hues, adding a special aesthetic aspect to the landscape.

Care
For optimal growth of the Acer pal. diss. 'Green Globe', it is important that it is planted in well-draining soil with low to moderate fertility. This plant prefers a location in full sun to semi-shade. It is advisable to water during prolonged drought. Pruning this maple should be done with caution, so as not to disturb the natural shape and growth habit. The best time to prune is in late winter or early spring before new growth begins.