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Naturalized all over the world, this species is especially common in the Eastern United States and along the West Coast. In Europe, it’s increasingly adopted as a garden ornamental. Currently, though, most interesting specimens there are found in botanical gardens. In Japan, it’s very common.

Herkenrode Dwarf’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Herkenrode Dwarf’, the smallest of all katsura (except for katsura formed as a bonsai!). Only grows to 8 feet (under 2 meters) after 10 years!Boyd’s Dwarf’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Boyd’s dwarf’, aptly named because it will rarely exceed 12 feet (4 meters). Ideal for small gardens. Cercidiphyllum articulum – Covered much of North America around 60 million years ago. Fossils have been found in Montana showing these leaves! Putting is one of the toughest parts of glow golf, as greens can be nearly impossible to read with a flashlight. Golf courses can prepare for night golf events by cutting the pins toward the center of the greens in flat areas, while more mischievous greenskeepers will leave tougher pin placements on the course for night golfers.

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. Unlike most other katsura trees, the Morioka cultivar tends to grow a single trunk. It won’t develop many secondary trunks like the other katsura trees do. GLOBALLS invites you to embark on an extraordinary adventure within our award-winning fully immersive experience. Choose from four distinct rooms, each offering a unique blend of entertainment, including captivating mini golf courses and engaging games. Every room showcases the artistic brilliance of our in-house team, with eccentric artwork and bespoke decorations that transport you to a realm unlike any other. Through a harmonious combination of vibrant UV lighting, hypnotic scents, and mesmerizing artwork, the entire space comes alive, immersing you in a captivating new world. Strawberry’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Strawberry’, red-pink leaves in summer with touches of yellow.Tidal wave’ – most weeping of the three: branches start crawling along the ground when they reach it! Very hardy, blue-green in summer and bright red in fall. Chameleon’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Chameleon’. Leaves are slightly variegated, with a mottled pattern on younger trees. As the tree ages, the yellow-white variegation shifts towards the outside of the leaf, leaving the center a deeper green color. There are stunning varieties that have a lot to offer. Especially considering how easy it is to care for! Sadly, katsura is becoming an endangered plant species in China due to logging and loss of growing habitat.