Acer davidi Snake Bark Maple screenAcer davidii, commonly known as Snake Bark Maple, has an erect, open, and spreading form, with green and creamy white striated bark. Its glossy green leaves feature deep red veins, and during autumn, the leaves turn beautiful shades of red, yellow, and orange. Delicate yellow spring flowers, winged fruits and bright autumn foliage add year round interest. A perfect specimen plant, it is ideal for a courtyard or garden setting. Soil: Clay and sandy
tropical touch to any landscape
particularly prominent in partial shade
Conditions: Full to part sun
which can either be pink or white
drought tolerant once established
minimal watering once established
This hardy
yellow flowers form between October and December in clusters at the end of the branches and are surrounded by deep green foliage
The swelling is used for water storage
the blooms appear in shades of golden-orange to yellow
and flowers prolifically in winter with spectacular sweet-smelling yellow flowers
red/orange flowers throughout the year
