The Pacific Fire Japanese maple is a favorite cultivar of Acer circinatum. Pacific Fire has flaming red bark in the winter that dazzles in the landscape with color. The orange – red bark has a waxy sheen to it that really makes the bark shine. Nice bronzing of the leaves when placed in full sun.

Beautiful creamy yellow and coral red stems make a striking winter specimen. Rich green leaves clothe the stems through summer and turn yellow in fall. A large shrub or small tree well-suited for a woodland garden, in dappled to deep shade under larger trees. Deciduous.

Bright red bark providing year-round color. Leaves simple, opposite, light green to chartreuse, may be tinged with red; new growth emerging purple and orange, turn yellow in fall. Full sun to light shade. Water regularly.

Jan 21, 2025 · Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire', commonly known as the Pacific Fire Coral Bark Japanese Maple, is a striking addition to any landscape. Renowned for its vibrant coral bark and unique leaf shape, this native tree captures the hearts of …

Aug 25, 2023 · Acer circinatum, commonly known as Pacific fire, is a species of maple tree that is native to the western part of North America, ranging from southern Alaska to California. It is a popular ornamental tree due to its attractive foliage, which turns from green to red in the fall.

Closely related to Japanese maples, 'Pacific Fire' is a fantastic selection of our native Vine Maple. It is adored for its brilliant red young branches on soft orange-red older branches, hence the name.

It has many of the great features of Japanese Maples, such as colorful twigs and fall color, but is much more adaptable and easier to grow. The Pacific Fire Vine Maple can be planted as an understory tree beneath larger maples and conifers to create a …

Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire' is a broadleaf deciduous shrub or tree with chartreuse and green foliage. Flowers are not showy, but nurture a healthy ecosystem as wildlife habitat. Attracts bees, beneficial insects and birds making it an excellent addition to pollinator gardens.

Emerges later in spring than the Acer Palmatum, making this an excellent red bark winter interest for colder areas. Delightful to grow, none of the die back issues common to other red bark maples. Upright form with open habit that contrasts the leaves to the bark. Attributes.