Acer palmatum 'Fireglow' ~ Fireglow Japanese Maple firefly Deadheading individual spent flowers and

Deadheading individual spent flowers and stems can encourage additional blooms

In late spring or early summer

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and supports several species of specialized bees

The foliage slowly emerges yellow in spring and early summer

Acer palmatum 'Fireglow' ~ Fireglow Japanese Maple firefly Deadheading individual spent flowers andFireglow Japanese Maple is a small deciduous tree with a compact, upright form with dense branching. The deeply lobed leaves emerge in spring with a vibrant red color, which intensifies during the summer months. In the fall, the leaves turn a brilliant crimson or scarlet, creating a fiery display. Grows best in partial shade to full sun conditions and thrive in well drained, slightly acidic soil. Type: Tree Origins: East Asia Height: 12 15' Spread: 8'