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Pacific Fire Vine Maple Live Plant, Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire', Coral Red Winter Bark Tree, Colorful Fall Foliage, 2–3 Feet Tall, 6 Inch Pot

Pacific Fire Vine Maple Live Plant, Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire', Coral Red Winter Bark Tree, Colorful Fall Foliage, 2–3 Feet Tall, 6 Inch Pot

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Add year-round color and beauty to your garden with Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire', also known as Pacific Fire Vine Maple. This distinctive cultivar of the Pacific Northwest native vine maple is prized for its brilliant red-orange winter bark, attractive branching structure, and colorful seasonal foliage.

Plant Details

  • Quantity: 1 live plant

  • Botanical name: Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire'

  • Common name: Pacific Fire Vine Maple

  • Height: Approximately 2–3 feet

  • Ships in: 6-inch nursery pot

  • Growth habit: Multi-trunked small tree or large shrub

Four-Season Garden Interest

  • Winter: Young branches and twigs display striking coral-red to bright orange-red bark, adding color to the winter landscape.

  • Spring: Rounded, palmately lobed leaves emerge in fresh chartreuse-green, sometimes with orange or purple tones.

  • Summer: Foliage matures to a rich medium green.

  • Fall: Leaves turn glowing shades of golden yellow to burnt orange.

Beautiful Landscape Form

Pacific Fire Vine Maple develops an elegant, multi-trunked structure with an upright, vase-shaped or relaxed architectural form. Its distinctive bark and seasonal foliage make it an attractive focal point for gardens and landscape plantings.

Shipping & Plant Notes

Your plant will arrive growing in a 6-inch nursery pot and will measure approximately 2–3 feet tall. Natural variations in branching, foliage, and overall shape are normal.

Live plants may experience some stress during shipping. Please unpack promptly and allow your plant time to adjust to its new environment. Seasonal foliage and bark color may vary with the plant's age, weather, and growing conditions.

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