Bloodgood Japanese Maple "pecan trees" glossy violin-shaped leaves are its

glossy violin-shaped leaves are its namesake

solid root system so it will quickly adapt to its new home

All of this and more means big looks for a small shrub

adaptability to various soil types and drought tolerance for ease of growth

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Bloodgood Japanese Maple "pecan trees" glossy violin-shaped leaves are itsBrilliant Scarlet Red Unique to this Bloodgood Why Bloodgood Japanese Maples? A fresh, richly hued focal point of any landscape, the Bloodgood Japanese Maple Tree is known for standing out with amazing color. Landscape designers love to use its vibrant silhouette because it pops well against grass, flower beds and more. But what sets our Japanese Maple apart from the rest? For starters, its foliage stays scarlet for more than just a few weeks like