Bihou japanese maple

Bihou exhibits outstanding winter interest with an unusual, golden yellow, apricot colored bark. Like the Coral Bark (Sango Kaku) maple, this plant will add vitality to your winter landscape, providing a pop of color when the tree has lost its leaves. Bihou is a small, vigorous upright tree that will reach 10 feet at maximum height. Fall color is brilliant yellows and oranges. The name "Bihou" means "beautiful mountain range". Bihou is also known as Bi hoo. Bihou can have a tough time when…

Bihou Japanese maple

All Japanese maples are tolerant of part shade conditions. Like Dogwoods and Redbuds, they evolved to grow happily at the edge of the forest as small trees. Their undeniable beauty leads many people to want to plant them as a focal point or specimen tree, often in full sun.&n

Maple trees have a dense canopy, so gardening around them is difficult. Also, these trees have shallow roots that seek nutrients, leading to competition among

Check out the creamy gold bark color on this Bihou Japanese Maple. This photo was taken as the leaves emerge in spring. This dwarf tree is beautiful in containers and puts on a fiery color show in fall - yellow, orange and red, while the bark turns coral!

The yellow branches and stems of the Golden Bark Bihou Japanese Maple provides outstanding winter interest in the landscape.

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Bihou Japanese Maple. Fall color.

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Comparing two types of Japanese red maples, Bloodgood and Emperor 1, reveals interesting differences. While both may seem similar at a glance, they have distinct characteristics. The Bloodgood Japanese Maple can grow up to 25 feet in both height and width, making it notably larger than the Emperor 1 variety, which typically doesn't exceed 20 ...