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Pacific Fire Vine Maple

Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire'

Vivid Coral-Red Winter Stems • Native Multi-Stemmed Shrub • Four-Season Woodland Interest

$499.99

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Bay Area–Based Nursery

We specialize in plants grown and delivered in their original pots and soil.
Because of their size and weight, our plants are not suitable for long-distance shipping and are delivered locally to ensure health and quality.

While delivery is limited to our local service area, we’re happy to support garden design and plant selection remotely.

For local plant professionals, we’re always glad to connect and explore ways to support your customers.

Pacific Fire Vine Maple is a stunning native Pacific Northwest shrub or small tree, celebrated for its vivid coral-red to orange branches that glow throughout the winter. Its bright green summer foliage and multi-stemmed form make it a four-season asset for woodland gardens or as a winter focal point.

Prized for its brilliant coral-red winter stems that provide spectacular color during the dormant season.
Typically grows as a large, multi-stemmed shrub with a graceful, spreading habit.
Native to the region, it prefers moist, well-drained, acidic soil and partial shade but is quite adaptable.
Perfect for adding winter interest to a shaded garden, stream bank, or as an understory plant.

Nursery Plant Sizes Explained

Victory Nursery · Plant Size Guide

Plant Sizes

Find the right starting size without reading a nursery textbook. Compare the common sizes, then see what is available for the plant you want.

Landscape Containers Indoor Pots Box Trees Local Delivery

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Most Popular Sizes

These four sizes cover many common residential landscape and mature-tree projects.

Outdoor Plants

Landscape Containers

Smaller sizes favor quantity and value. Larger sizes give the landscape more presence sooner.

Mulflat Groundcovers View size → 1 Gallon Small starter View size → 2 Gallon Small landscape View size → 3 Gallon Established starter View size → Popular 5 Gallon Everyday landscape View size → 7 Gallon Medium landscape View size → 10 Gallon More established View size → Most Popular 15 Gallon Strong starting presence View size → 20 Gallon Large landscape View size → 24 Gallon Large mature container View size →

Mature Trees

Box Tree Sizes

More years at the nursery. More size on delivery. Less waiting for the landscape to look established.

24" Mature Starting Size A major step up from smaller landscape containers. View 24" Box → 30" Larger Presence More scale between 24" and 36" box sizes. View 30" Box → 36" Large Specimen Substantial trees with heavier handling needs. View 36" Box → 48" Major Specimen Large-project scale with planned delivery and placement. View 48" Box →

Indoor & Decorative

Inch Pot Sizes

The inch size refers to the nursery pot, not the plant height.

4"

Indoor Starter

16"

Floor Plant

Quick Decision

Choose by Your Goal

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More Plants

Start around 1–5 Gallon

Good for larger planting quantities when you have time for plants to fill in.

02

Faster Privacy

Compare 5–15 Gallon

A practical range for balancing coverage, handling and cost.

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Immediate Impact

Start with 24" Box+

More established material when the landscape needs presence now.

Container size ≠ exact plant height

Height, canopy and fullness vary by species, variety, season and current nursery inventory.

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Send us the plant name, quantity, ZIP code and the result you want. We can help narrow down the practical options.

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Plant sizes shown here are nursery container categories and planning references. Actual plant dimensions, form and availability vary by variety and current inventory.

Features:Foliage: 7-9 lobed palmate leaves with serrated edges, bright green turning vibrant yellow-orange-red in fall，Bark: Striking coral-red stems (most vivid in winter)，Form: Multi-stemmed, upright vase shape
Mature Height: 10-15 ft
Mature Width: 10-15 ft
Growth Rate: Moderate (12-18"/year)
Light Needs: Partial shade (morning sun ideal)
Key Advantages:Year-round visual interest,Exceptional winter stem color,Native-adapted resilience,Disease resistant,Wildlife friendly
Landscape Uses:Winter interest gardens,Woodland edges,Rain gardens,Native plantings,Four-season containers

Q: How do I keep the winter stem color bright?A:The youngest stems have the most vibrant color.Prune about 1/3 of the oldest stems to the ground every few years in late winterto encourage new, colorful growth.