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This beautiful small tree has brilliant red-coral bark on its young branches with color that intensifies in the winter. Deeply cut, pale green leaves display attractive red margins and turn a vibrant, golden yellow in fall. Thrives in bright dappled shade in warmer regions, or in full sun in cooler regions. Deciduous.

Low-branching, dwarf tree with delicate weeping effect. Foliage holds its beautiful crimson color throughout summer before dropping in fall. Well-suited for use as a small lawn tree or on patios and entryways.

‘Tamukeyama’ is outstanding among the laceleaf weepers for its rich foliage color. Leaves hold their deep reddish-purple color through the heat of summer better than other cultivars.

Widely used, well known, and reliable. Bloodgood is the standard for comparison among the purple leaved, tree form Japanese Maples.

A season-long kaleidoscope of colors. Foliage changes from green to purple and then a brilliant shade of orange-red in the fall. Graceful, arching deciduous tree displaying deeply-lobed, finely-serrated leaves, giving an artistic lacy effect. Grows slightly taller than wide, unlike most weeping lace-leaf Japanese maples.

Magnificent ruffled foliage on a densely branched, upright tree with a spreading canopy adds a thrilling element to the landscape. Deep purple-red spring foliage has prominent black veins. Iridescent summer foliage turns green while maintaining purple undertones. Fall foliage is a vibrant garnet-red. Develops best color in full sun. Deciduous.