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When you plant any of these maples, they will grow vertically in the first years, and only after a while will begin to expand. This is due to the fact that initially, the maple grows in height and when it reaches its maximum height then begins to grow in width. Water young trees regularly the first two years. Mature trees appreciate a deep soak 1-2 times per month. Pruning and Maintenance

Foliage: The most distinctive feature of the Fireglow Japanese Maple is its foliage. The leaves are deeply lobed with serrated edges, and they emerge in spring with a vibrant red color that turns to a deep purplish-red as they mature. The foliage maintains its rich color throughout the summer months. Forms a bushy, upright mound and typically grows up to 24-36 in. tall (60-90 cm) and 24-30 in. wide (60-75 cm). Clumps take a few years to settle in and develop to mature size.We are experts in everything and anything related to your chimney. Our family-owned business has been in the chimney industry for over 25 years. We pride ourselves on offering premium customer service to our valued customers along with professional advice.

Low maintenance, this plant needs little pruning. If pruning is necessary, prune during the dormant season and avoid pruning in spring when the sap is running. Fertilize in spring before the leaves emerge. Pot grown Acers are particularly vulnerable to winter frosts. Wrap your containers with fleece or bubble wrap.

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Euphorbia Diamond Frost: is a tender perennial Euphorbia which is often grown as an annual for its tiny white flowers like slivers of ice. Useful for containers and hanging baskets. The delicate leaves, branching structure, and compact size of Fireglow make it an exceptional variety for bonsai. Its colorful foliage adds striking detail to miniature container-grown specimens. Fireglow is commonly shaped into cascading, windswept, and exposed root bonsai styles. Expensive and Rare Flowers: The Fireglow Japanese Maple produces inconspicuous small purple-red flowers in spring, but they are not a prominent feature of the tree. Water newly planted Euphorbias well in dry spells during their first two growing seasons. Don't allow the compost to dry out in container-grown Euphorbias. What should I plant with Euphorbia?

Anthracnose: This fungal disease can cause leaf spots, discoloration, and even defoliation. It thrives in wet conditions and can be particularly problematic in rainy seasons. Moist, rich, well-draining soil is ideal for Fireglow maples. They prefer slightly acidic soil in the pH range of 6.0-6.5. Avoid planting in salty or alkaline soils. Amend clay soils with compost or peat moss to improve drainage. Watering Cultural Practices: Avoid overhead watering, as wet foliage can promote disease. Provide good air circulation around the tree to reduce humidity. Aptly named, Acer palmatum ‘Fireglow’ (Japanese Maple) is a large, upright, bushy, deciduous shrub. Emerging pinkish-red in spring, the palmately lobed leaves gradually darken to green, heavily flushed with dark red in summer before turning purple-red in fall. Small, attractive purple flowers appear in spring, followed by winged red fruits in autumn. Relatively vigorous, this red Japanese Maple is a striking ornamental with beautiful foliage.

In the spring, make a small upward slanting cut about one-third through the branch. This cut should be around 4 inches long. A: Yes, Fireglow Japanese Maples can be grown in containers. Choose a large pot with good drainage and use a well-draining potting mix. Container plants may need more frequent watering and care. Q2: How do I maintain the vibrant red color of the leaves? Powdery Mildew: This fungal disease appears as a white powdery substance on the leaves, causing them to distort and curl. It’s more common in humid conditions. Prevention and Management: Fireglow Japanese Maple generally requires minimal pruning. It’s advisable to avoid heavy pruning for any tree younger than 10 years old. It’s best to leave long, flexible branches untouched as they develop into graceful features over time.