Emperor I Japanese MapleWhile very similar to 'Bloodgood', there are several differences. 'Emperor I' leafs out in spring about two weeks later than 'Bloodgood' (a good thing if we have a late freeze). Additionally, 'Emperor l' seems to hold its deep burgundy leaf color in the heat of summer better than 'Bloodgood'. 'Emperor I' has blackish red bark with maturity and its leaves turn brilliant scarlet red in fall, before dropping for winter. 'Emperor l' may be planted in ALL
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