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From the Scarlet Willow's vibrant red to the Paperbark Maple's peeling bark, many species can add interest tree bark, as the leaves have fallen and exposed the tree. Trees with rougher bark can often be seen with a dusting of frost, while those with smoother bark stay In winter, light bark almost takes on a luminescence against the blanket of snow, and dark bark stands and darker bark than their younger counterparts.

(Acer griseum)  also provide excellent winter interest thanks to their distinctive peeling bark. Organic mulches such as bark chips or leaf mould are ideal. crossing or rubbing stems Maintain the tree’s natural shape rather than hard pruning Varieties such as Coral Bark Maple (Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’)  respond best to gentle, selective pruning rather than heavy | Japanese Maple Acer cappadocicum 'Aureum' | Golden Cappadocian Maple Acer rufinerve | Snake Bark Maple

Acer palmatum 'Sango-kaku' (Coral Bark Maple) Height & Spread : Grows up to 6m high, with a spread of Season of Interest : Gorgeous red foliage in autumn and striking coral bark that deepens in winter. Uses : Ideal as a focal point in a small garden, and its bark adds winter interest—there’s a bit of folklore