Claim Jumper’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘HSl1 Claim Jumper™’, leaves start out with a pink tinge that makes leaves seem to shine, and gradually turns gold yellow. A new addition. Usually katsura cuttings are prepared, but recently new techniques rely on micro-propagation. Cloning is performed from small portions of the original plant, instead of an entire stem.

Older glow ball models did not feature LED technology, and were only activated by the impact of being hit. They would fade in between hits, and were often unreliable. These older glow ball models were often lost between shots, as golfers would be unable to locate them once the light faded.Though both japonicum and magnificum can be grown as bonsai, the latter is easier to control and care for. Several varieties are “weeping” trees, in that the branches droop down to the ground. You might be more familiar with the weeping willow in this respect. Red Fox’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Rot fuchs’, all leaves are tinted with an elegant bronze color, whether green-bronze in summer and orange-bronze in fall. This is the one you should target if you can only plant one, for its outlandish red-violet hues. Other weeping varieties include those that have the name ‘Pendulum’. Unlike the Morioka, they tend to grow multiple trunks which also makes for a very nice result.

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Recently, new variegated varieties (ow that’s a throat-twister) have appeared that are of interest. There are stunning varieties that have a lot to offer. Especially considering how easy it is to care for! Proper planning and organization are the keys to any successful golf tournament, but they are even more important when setting up a night golf event. It is easy for golfers to become lost or confused on a dark course, so lights should be placed strategically for golfers to follow. Purpurea’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Purpurea’, similar to the ‘Red Fox’ but with deeper colored leaves. Aureum’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Aureum’, amazing brilliant yellow throughout the summer. In spring, young leaves are purple-green, similar to those of purple hazel.

This species is the taller of the two, reaching towering heights in the wild. It can grow to nearly 150 feet (45 meters)! Heronswood Globe’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Heronswood Globe’, prized by the Royal Horticulture Society for its slow growth, brilliant fall foliage and round-shaped bearing. Smallest of the cultivars, topping out at 15 feet or 5 meters. Ruby’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Ruby’ is small (30 feet or 10 meters) for a tree, but what makes it stand out is its blue-purple leafage.