Acer circinatum Ki setsudoe

Ki setsudoe is a cultivar of Acer circinatum distinguished by spring foliage that emerges bright red, gradually shifting to coppery greenish-red through summer. It grows more slowly than the species type, developing a multi-trunked shrub form that typically reaches 10-12 feet in height and width at maturity. The plant performs best with morning sun and afternoon shade, though it tolerates moderate sunlight like most circinatum selections.