Origin
The Acer palmatum 'Linearilobum', also known as the Japanese maple, originates from Japan, Korea, and China. This type of plant enjoys high historical and cultural value, especially in Japan, where it's been cultivated in traditional gardens for centuries.

Characteristics
The Acer palmatum 'Linearilobum' is renowned for its elegant, deep incised leaves that are a bright green colour in the spring, turn to dark green in the summer, and finally acquire a beautiful red-orange hue in the autumn. Depending on growth conditions, the plant can reach a height of 2 to 5 meters. The Japanese maple is a slow-growing tree that is particularly weather-resistant and prefers partial shade.

Care
When caring for the Acer palmatum 'Linearilobum', it is important to monitor the plant's water needs carefully. The soil should always be slightly moist but not saturated to prevent root rot. A well-drained, humus-rich soil is ideal for this tree. Pruning can be done if required in late summer or early autumn to maintain or control the tree's shape. The Acer Palmatum Linearilobum is winter-hardy, but it may be advisable to protect it from extreme frost in especially cold regions during the winter.