Paperbark Maple Seeds

Acer griseum

£2.28£13.60

Acer griseum, commonly known as the Paperbark Maple, is a true garden treasure. This deciduous tree is renowned for its striking, cinnamon-coloured peeling bark and vibrant autumn foliage. Originating from central China, it’s a superb choice for UK gardens, offering year-round interest.

In spring, small green flowers emerge, followed by winged seeds, adding to its charm. The leaves turn a brilliant red and orange in autumn, creating a spectacular display. Acer griseum is ideal for small gardens or as a focal point in larger landscapes. It’s a slow-growing species, reaching up to 10 metres in height, making it manageable and appealing for residential gardens.

This tree thrives in well-drained soil and can adapt to full sun or partial shade. Its unique bark and stunning foliage make it a favourite among garden enthusiasts. Planting Acer griseum seeds is a rewarding experience, bringing both beauty and wildlife to your garden.

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Acer griseum seeds | Paperbark Maple seeds10 Seeds - £2.28

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Acer griseum seeds | Paperbark Maple seeds20 Seeds - £3.56

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Acer griseum seeds | Paperbark Maple seeds50 Seeds - £7.30

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Acer griseum seeds | Paperbark Maple seeds100 Seeds - £13.60

Only 1 left in stock.
Delivery usually within a few days.

Feel free to call 01257 752247 or email us if you would prefer to order on the phone or have any questions. Trade / wholesale enquiries are welcome.

Natural Germination: Acer griseum seeds naturally require a period of cold stratification to break dormancy. This can be achieved by sowing the seeds in autumn, allowing them to overwinter outdoors. The cold winter temperatures naturally stratify the seeds, preparing them for germination in spring as temperatures rise.

Artificial Stratification: To mimic natural conditions, Acer griseum seeds can undergo artificial stratification. This involves mixing the seeds with moist sand or peat and refrigerating them for approximately 90-120 days. This cold treatment simulates winter conditions, breaking the seed dormancy and promoting germination when planted in warmer soil.

Scarification

Scarification

Soak in water for 24 hours

Cold Stratification

Cold Stratification

Cold stratify for 120 days

Expected Germinancy Rate

Germinate

Expect about 83% germinancy

Expected Germinancy Rate

Difficulty Level

Hard

Shaw Green Trees aim to have your order with you in fastest time possible and safest method of transport. Dependent on the parcel size and geographical destination in mind with will select the most suitable courier.

You are welcome to collect any times from our nursery in Euxton, Lancashire. Please contact us to arrange a suitable date and time.

Seeds
We generally send seeds out via Royal Mail Second Class. It’s the safest and easiest way to deliver seeds.

Young Trees
Young trees (Less than 1.2m) will generally be sent via Evri.
Larger quantities of young trees will be sent via UPS.

Large Trees
Larger trees (About 1.5m – 2m) will be sent via UPS or Parcel Force

Huge Trees
Some of our huge trees are too tall to be sent via a courier. They are generally only available for collection from our nursery, local delivery or via pallet courier. This will be shown on the individual product page.

Located in Euxton, West Lancashire, our business is dedicated to providing high-quality UK-grown trees and seeds.

With a focus on sustainability and local sourcing, we offer a diverse range of tree species, ensuring that our customers receive the finest selection of UK-native trees and seeds.

From majestic oaks to delicate blossoms, our stock is carefully cultivated to thrive in the British climate, making it the perfect choice for both amateur gardeners and seasoned professionals.

With a commitment to environmental stewardship and customer satisfaction, we aim to be your reliable ally in crafting stunning and eco-conscious landscapes throughout the UK.