I live in Redmond, WA. Not a gardener... Recently I decided to replace my overgrown cider trees for Acer Circinatum Pacific Fire. I don't know any details on how far should I plant this from each other or the fence, what soil do they prefer, any special fertilizer, etc. If somebody can volunteer any specific info, I will be very grateful. Thank you. Have Great Holidays! Irene
Yellowleaf form apt to scorch and defoliate in hot sun. Not as vigorous as typical plant, either. More of a pet than a landscaping staple.
Yellowleaf form apt to scorch and defoliate in hot sun. Not as vigorous as typical plant, either. Precisely why I have been hesitant to have it. We are too warm down here for most any circinatum. They do not do well here. We've warned people about what not to do with them and they lose their plants in the near term they brought in and then wonder why. More of a pet than a landscaping staple. Just an excellent point. I wish more people in Maples and other specialty plants would realize this. Many of our Japanese Maple cultivars are not meant to be standard landscape plants but are better suited as being pet container plants instead. Jim
