Acer palmatum Atropurpurea

Ultimate height: 4–8 metres in 10-20 years
Ultimate spread: 4–8 metres
Soil: Chalk, clay, loam, sand, moist but well–drained, acid, neutral, or alkaline
Position: Full sun, partial shade, west–facing or east–facing or north–facing, sheltered
Hardiness: Hardy

This small tree has a bushy habit, with bronze-crimson leaves divided into about 7 lobes, becoming brilliant red in autumn. Inconspicuous red-purple flowers in spring may be followed by winged, purple fruits