Moonrise (Acer shirasawanum 'Munn's Moonrise' (TM))

Moonrise is unsurpassed in the spring for its leaves like rubies. As the summer progresses, the leaves turn orange. It can be grown in full sun.

Jordan (Acer shirasawanum 'Jordan')

Jordan is a great golden shirasewanum in my book; the leaf shape is ovate which I like, and it can grow in the sun.

Johin (Acer shirasawanum 'Johin')

johin has deeply indented leaves which come out purple in the spring. Color is best (my opinion) in fall when the leaves turn bright orange/red/purple

Full Moon Maple (Acer shirasawanum)

This parent of ‘Aureum’ has almost round leaves generally with 11 lobes. The tree is very slow growing to 30′ (and bigger for your grandchildren) . Although the branching is awkward when young, mature plants have broad round crowns of fresh green leaves. The fall color is orange to purple. zone 6

Autumn Moon (Acer shirasawanum 'Autumn Moon')

This is the new black in garden styles. Better than ‘Aureum’ as it can take some sun, it also has some pink and orange in the leaves. Whew! Hard to beat! Zone 5.