Acer palmatum 'Peve Starfish' #1This mid sized, slow growing, dwarf Japanese Maple gets its name from the unique downward rolled leaves that give the appearance of a starfish floating in the air. Leafs out in spring, with bright red leaves maturing to a deep dark red maroon color as the weather warms. In the fall, expect the stunning color to return with shades of bright crimson red. Introduced by Piet Vergeldt, The name "Peve" comes from a play on his name which Piet uses for many

Although it won't provide you with an edible fig

A striking narrow habit and attractive bark contribute to the beauty of each specimen

The Petal Bowl Large combines elegant design with practical functionality

This Elephant Ear has velvety satin leaves of dark green with white veining

sparsely branching tree

Rhipsalis pilocarpa

Dark glossy foliage showcases the speckled flowers which resemble goldfish

Approximately 8” H x 4” W

Dimensions: approximately 4” W x 3” H

5"H x 18"L chain

Its leaves are thick green and palmately compound

Zone: 5 - 8