Its namesake appears to be Count Giovanni Paradisi who lived in Modena
Best pruned in late winter (if necessary)
Evergreen and multi-stemmed
Mature size: 15 feet tall & 10 feet wide in 10 years (ultimately up to 40 feet tall & 20 feet wide)
Acer palmatum 'Fairy Hair', Fairy Hair Japanese Maple evenly moist Its namesake appears to be'Fairy Hair', introduced by Talon Buchholz in Gaston, Oregon, has such fine, thread like leaves as to be mistaken for the hair of a fairy, should you so believe. (Fine + airy = fairy.) In spring, orange red filamentous leaves turn green in summer, then orange red again in fall, with red petioles and red branches. This would make an excellent container plant (it's slow growing), and an unusual bonsai candidate! It's delightful and enchanting, extremely