
'Emperor I' is a breakthrough Japanese maple: faster growing than 'Bloodgood', holds spectacular burgundy color all summer in full sun, and turns brilliant fiery red in fall. Its late leaf emergence protects it from late spring frosts that damage other cultivars. Grows 15–20 feet tall and wide.
Survived a devastating 2007 Kentucky freeze (20–25°F after full leaf-out) that killed other Japanese maples. A game-changer for cold-climate gardeners.
Full sun to part shade; moist, well-drained soil. Low maintenance. From Seneca Gardens, Louisville.
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