Acer palmatum 'Fireball' Dwarf Japanese Maple JUNESALE Mid-summer this reticulated variegation on

Mid-summer this reticulated variegation on 'First Ghost' may fade to a dark green veining on a lighter green background

Our 'Mure hibari' was grafted off a tree that was imported in from Kobayashi Momiji En in Japan in December of 1976

This can be seen in the second photograph

The Lion's Head is a favorite in the bonsai trade for its unique growth habit and is also an excellent Japanese maple tree for container growing for a porch or patio

'Ruth's Red' turns to a fiery red to deep purple in the fall

Acer palmatum 'Fireball' Dwarf Japanese Maple JUNESALE Mid-summer this reticulated variegation onAcer palmatum 'Fireball' Fireball Dwarf Japanese Maple Zones 5 9 'Fireball' is an interesting new red dwarf. It was found as a witches' broom near Cedarville, New Jersey, making this maple fairly cold tolerant. In the ground, 'Fireball' can withstand temperatures down to 15F. In 15 years, this tree will reach 5 ft tall by 4 ft wide. Due to its small stature, this Japanese maple is ideal for fairy gardens, rail road gardens, rock gardens, small conifer