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The Crimson Queen Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum dissectum'Crimson Queen') is a popular, slow-growing, dwarf, deciduous tree renowned for its cascading, umbrella-like weeping form and delicate, deeply cut, lace-like foliage. It boasts persistent deep red to purple color from spring through summer, often turning bright scarlet in autumn. Ideal for smaller gardens,, container planting, and as a, focal point, it matures to approximately 6–10 feet tall and wide. 
Key Characteristics and Care:
Color & Texture: Features finely dissected, feathery leaves that retain their deep red/maroon color better than many other red varieties, even in heat.
Light Requirements: Performs best in partial shade to full sun; while quite sun-tolerant in cooler climates, it benefits from afternoon shade in hotter regions to prevent leaf scorch.
Size: Generally grows to about 6–10 feet high and 10-15 feet wide over many years.
Soil & Water: Thrives in moist, slightly acidic, and well-drained soil. It has good drought tolerance once established, though consistent moisture is preferred.
Maintenance: Low-maintenance; pruning is only needed to remove dead or damaged branches, ideally done in summer.
Hardiness Zone: USDA Zones 5-8 (sometimes listed 5-9).