Acer Brilliantissimum now planted in Front Garden

Lovely tree Tetrarch, there's one of these in a garden near us love the way the leaves change colour, now where can I put one :-)

Beautiful!

Lovely tree, nice garden too!

Thanks ladies, tho I think the tree should be saying it lol!
Anywhere Simbad!!! It may be a one-trick pony...but its glorious in spring, doesnt get too big and they have a lovely shape.

love this tree Tetra, how tall does it grow plez

that looks as if it was made to be there. your garden is so neat and tidy

Sanbaz, it should grow about 10ft in about 10 years max, thats not including that its 5ft already..had it about 2 years or so in the pot..it grew about 9" in that time.
Sticki, this is a case in point about how the camera can tell great big fibs! It looks all dry and dusty with big cracks in real time..sorry to disillusion you..dont tell anyone tho..makes me look good!!

cant believe that ~ it looks really good to me ~ so do your other photos

Tetra it may have restricted the growth having it in the pot, maybe now its in the ground it will thrive

I reckon, Sanbaz...it looks better already!
Sticki, you are wonderful for the ego lol! Come on down and take a look..

This is such a pretty tree, I do love the Acers.

It is pretty DD, I love it because it is sooo....neat. I have yet to see one with an untidy shape. and it really is ideal for a small garden.
Funny isnt it, when gardens shows and articles talk about a small garden...when that turns out to be about half an acre, whereas when we ordinary gardeners say small we mean about 25ft square or less!!!

Beautiful tree and garden, Tetrarch. I have been thinking about a tree for my front garden to give a bit of height....:)

We had a hydrangea there before Gee, didnt do a lot, besides looking a bit drear..this had made the world of difference. The garden actually looks sunny, even in the morning mist!

You are right Tet small is small like ours, this is why we wanted to open to show people what can be done and what you can grow in a small space.