Acer palmatum Bloodgood (Japanese Maple) | Conifer Kingdom

 

The challenging search for the perfect tree to brighten up your home is over. From its deep-purple leaves to its red fruits, this beauty is the color of royalty and will attract attention all while giving you a masterpiece that can be enjoyed year after year. Blame it on cool nights or atmospheric pressure, but other colored maples are pretty scarce when compared with the masses of green maple trees out there. You deserve better! The Bloodgood Japanese Maple has everything you could ever ask for in one beautiful package - the most colorful foliage possible, bright red flowers bursting from their buds in early springtime, and healthy growth habits that generally limit disease problems well into maturity.

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