Japanese Maple Rhode Island Red #6 Slow Growing Though not grown for fruit

Though not grown for fruit

Spacing: Plant 6–10 feet apart for full coverage

or as a refined focal point in mixed landscape plantings

Sunlight: Requires full sun—at least 6 hours of direct light daily—to promote robust blooming and fruit set

Site Selection: Best planted on the north or east side of a building to protect it from harsh afternoon sun and strong winter winds

Japanese Maple Rhode Island Red #6 Slow Growing Though not grown for fruitRhode Island Red Japanese Maple Acer palmatum 'Rhode Island Red' Height: Typically 810 feet tall Spread: Approximately 810 feet wide Spacing: Plant 810 feet apart for a balanced display Growth Rate: Slow Deciduous Description Rhode Island Red Japanese Maple is a breathtaking focal point for your landscape, celebrated for its rich, deep red foliage that exudes dramatic elegance throughout the season. Its finely dissected, lacy leaves provide a refined,