This Tree In Portland Japanese Garden Changes Colour Of Its Leaves Every Season

The Portland Japanese Garden in Oregon, USPort, which is commemorating its 60th anniversary, is said to be the most exquisite outside of Japan. The Garden fosters year-round calm through the meditative tranquility of nature with a symphonic blend of emerald greens. But autumn is a unique season when the Portland Japanese Garden turns into a breathtaking spectacle of gold and scarlet.

One of the most adored trees in North America by shutterbugs is the Japanese maple in the Strolling Pond Garden, thanks to its stunning images that have appeared in National Geographic and won awards for photography. People come from all over the world to this well-known place to queue up and take in its enduring beauty.

A video of the famous lace-maple tree has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter). You will be amazed to see the beauty of this amazing tree because its leaves look like gold, yellow, orange and red.

Lace-Leaf Maple is an Acer palmatum tree. According to media reports, the age of this tree would be between 65 to 70 years and it was probably planted around 1971. Lace-leaf trees can grow to about 10 to 15 meters in height and 8 to 12 meters wide.

The most impressive feature of this tree is how its leaves change color with the seasons. The leaves first turn crimson in the spring before turning green. Its leaves change to yellow, crimson or orange in autumn. They turn a bronze-green tint at the end of summer.

This tree looks very attractive, and it is worth seeing because of the color change of the leaves. The surrounding garden seems to be full of abundant natural beauty. It is considered that this tree is the most exquisite and picturesque among all in the garden. That’s why photographers visit the Portland Japanese Garden from all over the world to take pictures.