Acer tataricum subsp. ginnala - Amur Maple Climber A spreading rhizomatous perennial woodlander

A spreading rhizomatous perennial woodlander that is a close relative to the poppy

but I find these quite easy to manage

prostrate growing ground covering willow native to the Caucasus

this medium sized deciduous tree grows to 15–18 metres The leaves are large and heart shaped

Acer tataricum subsp. ginnala - Amur Maple Climber A spreading rhizomatous perennial woodlanderA native to northern China, Mongolia, Korea and Japan. Its common name Amur Maple derives from the name of the Amur River that divides China and Russia. It is a small, slow growing tree that grows to 7 10m. It flourishes in full sun or light shade and can withstand most soil types and has the added advantages of being wind and drought resistant. Its large three lobed glossy green leaves turn to a bright red and orange in Autumn.