The growth habit of this maple is upright and narrow. Its chestnut-brown bark peels in thin strips, uncovering cinnamon-red wood. Acer griseum produces leaves in late spring to avoid damage from strong winds. It displays stunning fiery-red and orange leaves in autumn. This maple thrives in moist, well-drained soils and can also tolerate clay soils, but does not thrive in drought or dry soils. It is also suitable for use in bonsai. Acer griseum is deciduous and native to China. Learn more about Acer griseum.