Acer palmatum 'Wildfire' Coral bark Winter Interest Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum 'Wildfire'
Rare Wildfire Coral Bark Winter Interest Japanese Maple
Zones 6-9
Perhaps one of the most aptly named maples, 'Wild Fire' is sure to light up the garden. It has small chartreuse green leaves which turn to bright golden yellows to orange in the fall. The real interest in this tree lies in its 'winter interest'.
The bark on 'Wild Fire' is noted for having two primary tones. Toward the base of the tree, the bark is bright golden yellow to golden orange. The golden yellows infuse into orange which infuse to colors of bright fiery red on the outer branches. The tree is a spectrum of color of yellows to reds. 'Wild Fire' is a brand new selection that is projected to reach 15 ft in 20 years. 'Wild Fire' was found by one of our good friends, Jason Stevens.
Limited Quantities Available !! As we have over a thousand cultivars of Japanese maples, we often do not have many of each cultivar. We recommend that you buy the Japanese maples you want immediately as we often sell out of certain selections.
Customer Reviews
Recieved a 1 gal tree that was at least 6 ft tall. The bark is absolutely beautiful in the winter, I can't wait to see this one mature and only get better!
Very happy with my one gallon purchase. Planted as a street tree in the Silicon Valley, CA zone 10a. The tree is already about 7 feet by 4 feet in size and has been through many days of 90+ temps without any leaf scorch.
Very happy with my one gallon purchase. Planted as a street tree in the Silicon Valley, CA zone 10a. The tree is already about 7 feet by 4 feet in size and has been through many days of 90+ temps without any leaf scorch.
Wildfire really surprised me. Two years old now from the 1 gallon and its now 6 Feet tall. Its surprisingly heat tolerant for the Long Beach area.
Color changing leaves and bark. I look forward to having a specimen size one someday.
Wildfire really surprised me. Two years old now from the 1 gallon and its now 6 Feet tall. Its surprisingly heat tolerant for the Long Beach area.
Color changing leaves and bark. I look forward to having a specimen size one someday.