Acer griseum (Franch.) Pax Acer griseum, commonly known as
Paperbark Maple, is a tree. Acer griseum was already described
and the name validly published by Adrien René Franchet. It was
not until 1902, however, that Ferdinand Albin Pax reclassified
it into todays valid botanical systematics. The trees grow to a
height of approximately 10 meters and have a rounded to broadly
spreading shape.  Wood and Bark Acer griseum is a decidious
plant with three-palmate leaves. The leaves are arranged
alternately along the stems. They are dark green and ovate. The
foliage colour in autumn is brilliant orange bis brilliant red.
Flowers and Fruit The flowers are five-petaled and yellow. The
plants bloom in May. The flowers are arranged in racemes. The
fruits are schizocarps.  Root System Acer griseum is native to
west China. The Paperbark Maple can withstand temperatures down
to -23,3º C. It grows best in sandy or pebbly, loamy soil.
Varities and Cultivars Please read the health issues note!
Pests and Diseases  Man and Ac