Description
Aptly named, Glowing Embers Japanese Maple provides a kaleidoscope of color in fall as the leaves fade from green to purple, flourescent orange, or yellow, much like the ever-changing and mesmerizing embers of a wood fire. The color sequence of each leaf varies, and a single branch may display four distinctly different colors at the same time. Unlike other Japanese maples that are grafted onto a rootstock, Glowing Embers Japanese Maple is called a"c1ollol"selection, which means that it is propagated from cuttings and is not grafted onto a rootstock.
