Maple tree 'Atrolinear'

Acer palmatu 'Atrolineare'

Growth Characteristics

The maple 'Atrolineare' (Acer palmatum 'Atrolineare') boasts a unique appearance with slender, long, linear leaves. This variety primarily grows as a small woody plant, forming an elegant, curved shape. The leaves, turning red in autumn, create a spectacular sight that adds special charm to the garden.

Propagation Methods

'Atrolineare' is primarily propagated through grafting and cuttings. Grafting is generally performed in the spring, and grafting onto well-established seedlings of the base species increases the propagation rate. Cuttings are taken in the summer and can be successfully achieved if proper soil and humidity are maintained.

Cultivation Methods

This variety thrives in well-drained soil rich in organic matter. While it requires moderate sunlight, direct sunlight should be avoided. It grows well in partial shade, and sufficient watering is important during the summer. In winter, mulching can be used to prevent frost damage. Use in the Garden

'Atrolinea' makes an excellent focal point in the garden due to its unique leaf shape and color. It grows well in small gardens or pots, making it easy to utilize even in limited spaces. In the garden, it can be planted in groups or individually, and it harmonizes well with various other plants.

Key Pests and Diseases and Control Methods

Major diseases include leaf blight and brown spot, while pests such as aphids and scale insects may occur. To prevent pests and diseases, maintain proper ventilation and watering, and use fungicides and insecticides if necessary. It is important to regularly check the plant's condition and respond quickly to early symptoms.

Plant Type
Plant Family	Sapindaceae
Height	3~3.6m
Spread	3~3.6m
Colors	red, purple, magenta
Bloom Period	March to April
Water Needs	commonly
Exposure	Sunny
Freezing Resistance	-20°C

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