Tsukushigata mounding Leaves emerge in the Spring

Leaves emerge in the Spring with a purplish color – hence the name violaceum

This highly desirable dwarf has bright green leaves and stems which make it an exceptional sight to see in any landscape or garden

*note* These plants may be grafted 3-4 inches up from the base

bright reddish-purple spring color which turns to a deeper color as summer progresses

Very similar to Murasaki kiyohime

Tsukushigata mounding Leaves emerge in the SpringTsukashigata is an extremely handsome plant with rich deep purple leaves which hold their color well throughout the season. Lime green vein accentuates the color of the leaves especially when back lit with the sun. Bright green seed pods are an added attraction! This maple puts on a show of fantastic orange fall colors. Hardy and strong growing to 10 feet at mature height. Best suited for zones 6 9.