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If only your bad hair days looked this good! Like a head of hair, this plant produces narrow, flat lime green leaves that form an arching habit. Each leaf blade has light blush red spotting with a distinct blush toward the tips of the leaves. This is very easy to handle due to its soft, flexible leaves. This plant looks amazing in decorative containers, especially face planters. One of the hardiest of mangave.
This hybrid plant offers the attractive structure of Agave and the faster growth and exciting colors of Manfreda. Broad, toothed, green blades are lined with crisp, creamy white edges for an eye-catching look. Can tolerate more water than other succulents, provided excellent drainage. Evergreen.
This beautifully dark succulent has a similar habit as ‘Silver Fox’ but with near black leaves. Its dark color comes from its heavy dark spotting. The wide leaves gently undulate to show off its marginal spines. Plant in full sun for best color.
Fast growing, rounded deciduous tree with shiny green leaves, and brilliant orange-red fall color. Excellent lawn or street tree. Stronger branching than Silver Maple. Tolerates some drought when established.
A tough Texas native maple that delivers brilliant orange, red, and gold fall color even in hot, dry climates where other maples struggle, with far less water needed. It grows into a handsome, rounded shade tree with a naturally tidy form, making it a great fit for smaller yards. Once established, it’s drought- and heat-tolerant, adapts well to rocky or alkaline soils, and offers food and cover for birds and wildlife.
Persistant new growth throught the year emerges burgundy-red then transitions to green. This maple thrives in the intense heat of summer and makes an excellent choice for color throughout summer and in the fall. Its fall color puts on a brilliant display of scarlet, maroon and fiery orange.
The Brandywine Maple is a stunning shade tree with great color. Small red blossoms steal the show in early spring even before the red-tinged green leaves emerge. These maple leaves mature to solid green before turning a bold crimson red in fall. It’s narrow width makes it a good choice for smaller yards.
An outstanding small tree for limited space landscapes. New growth is yellow to burnt orange, with underlying tones ranging from orange, salmon and chartreuse for the remainder of the season. Nice fall foliage displays varying shades of gold to red.
Attractive foliage with burgundy red coloring turns brilliant scarlet in fall. The interesting red-black bark provides striking interest in winter. This slender, airy tree is well-suited for use as a small lawn tree or for patios and entryways. One of the hardiest of Japanese maples, with good sun tolerance. Deciduous.
Silvery white margined green leaves cover the densely held branches and become scarlet magenta in fall. New spring growth is pink tinged. A slow-growing shrub-like tree for containers, bonsai, and Asian or small gardens. Deciduous.
Colorful small ornamental tree prized for its bright coral colored stems that provide winter interest. New foliage is tinged with red turning light green in summer and finally yellow to red in autumn. Wonderful specimen in the landscape. Slow growing.
Weeping, mounding, laceleaf maple with deep purple-red foliage. The foliage turns scarlet in fall. Cascades more as it ages. Superior accent or specimen for any landscape. Slow growing.
Wonderful showy, small upright ornamental tree with a broad, spreading canopy. Stunning dark purple-red summer foliage turns bright crimson in fall. Outstanding for accent or specimen use.
Large chartreuse leaves with bright red petioles make this an eye-catching maple. The Full Moon maple is rather slow growing. Keep out of afternoon sun to avoid burning. Brilliant orange and red colors appear in fall.
An excellent green laceleaf maple with deeply dissected leaves, weeping habit and nice fall color. Superb specimen or accent for partially shaded areas in the landscape.
A more upright and vigorous growing variety than other dissectums. Reddish purple new growth holds its color all season, turning crimson red in the fall.
Finely dissected leaves emerge with an orange tint, turn green in summer and then become bright orange-red in fall. It has a weeping habit which gives it a graceful look.
Magnificent ruffled foliage on a densely branched, upright tree with a spreading canopy adds a thrilling element to the landscape. Deep purple-red spring foliage has prominent black veins. Iridescent summer foliage turns green while maintaining purple undertones. Fall foliage is a vibrant garnet-red. Develops best color in full sun. Deciduous.
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