Garnet Cutleaf Japanese MapleGarnet Japanese Maple is a weeping laceleaf maple known for its rich red foliage and slightly more upright, structured form compared to other dissectum varieties. Its cascading branches create a layered look while maintaining more height, making it ideal for focal plantings where both structure and color are desired. Key Features Deep red laceleaf foliage Weeping form with more structure and height Holds color well through the season Strong focal

Form: Low / mounded

More refined than the species

It blooms continuously from early summer through fall and forms a dense

A strong reblooming variety

Form: Upright / rounded

Highly adaptable and tolerant of shade and moisture

One of the most popular color accent plants for general garden use featuring deep maroon foliage all summer long

Bottlebrush Buckeye is a large native shrub known for its dramatic white flower spikes that bloom in midsummer when few large shrubs are flowering

4–6 ft off structures or fences

and formal landscapes

making it a reliable choice for hedges and borders in New England landscapes

Cascading white spring flowers