Viburnum opulus 'Aurea' Golden Cranberrybush Viburnum dec14 This is perhaps the pinkest

This is perhaps the pinkest of the reticulated Japanese maples

'Seiun kaku' is a small slower growing dwarf

'Red Obelisk' is an excellent narrow growing purple foliage beech tree

to chartreuse green with a salmon pink border to the leaves

'Cave Hill' has a dense short compact habit reaching 5-6 ft in height and width in 15 years

Viburnum opulus 'Aurea' Golden Cranberrybush Viburnum dec14 This is perhaps the pinkestViburnum opulus 'Aurea' 'Aurea' Golden Cranberrybush Viburnum Zones 3 8 Part Shade Full Sun 'Aurea' is a cranberrybush Viburnum that has a slight fragrance from its white blooms that transform to orange red berries by fall. The foliage is a bright yellow in the spring, fading to green with yellow dusting variegation during the summer. 'Aurea' may reach 8 10 ft in height and width in 15 years. Bloom photo by Josh Smith. Used with permisison. Limited