Acer Sensation

SKU: 37

Acer negundo ‘Sensation’ Box Elder

Need some help? Contact us at orders@impressiveplants.com.au

  • Striking Canadian feature maple
  • Features stunning golden autumn foliage
  • Low-maintenance and fast-growing variety
  • Ideal for specimen or shade tree
  • Creates dramatic avenue planting
  • Mature plants grow to 10 meters

$119.00$499.00

15 People watching this product now!

Fast Shipping

Carrier information

20k products

Payment methods

24/7 Support

Unlimited help desk

2-day Delivery

Track or off orders

Description

Acer Sensation is your go-to choice for a low-maintenance, hardy, and fast-growing Maple. Its brilliant golden autumn foliage steals the show and makes it an excellent pick for a specimen or shade tree. Take your landscape to the next level with its V-shaped, deciduous foliage.

 

Product Specifications

  • Common Name: Sensation Box Elder Maple
  • Mature Height: 10-12 meters
  • Mature Width: 8-10 meters
  • Foliage: Green compound leaves turning deep burgundy-red in Autumn
  • Form/Habit:  Upright, rounded
  • Uses: Large scale feature tree, shade tree
  • Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous
  • Soil: Most soil conditions
  • Drought Hardy: Moderate
  • Sun: Full sun to partial shade
  • Maintenance: Low, no need to prune
  • Water Requirement: Moderate, with consistent watering beneficial for young trees
  • Planter suitability: No

 

Commonly Asked Questions

Will the foliage change colour during Autumn with Acer Sensation? 

The leaves on Acer Sensation maples will change from lush green to stunning orange, yellow and soft red tones. This particular Maple is known to have one of the most spectacular Autumn colour transformations, making it a popular choice.

 

Are Acer Sensation Maples suitable for planter pots

Sensation is one of the larger growing maple varieties unsuitable for planter pots. Instead, they are best used as Specimen / Feature trees. They also create striking avenue planting along driveways.

 

Do I need to prune my Acer Sensation?

There is no need to prune your Maple; sit back and enjoy the glorious natural form of your Japanese Maple. Pruning can be effective if you want to open your Maple into a specific canopy shape. Otherwise, it’s best left alone to Mother Nature.