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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. Cercidiphyllum alaskanum – Crossed over the Bering Bridge into North America. Characteristic of an epoch that was 7 to 25 million years ago.

While the general rule is that these LED balls will fly one to two clubs less far, these numbers change a bit depending on club selection. Wedges and short irons will be less affected by the difference in compression, and will be closer to a one club distance. Sadly, katsura is becoming an endangered plant species in China due to logging and loss of growing habitat. GLOBALLS caters to everyone's enjoyment, from the little ones to their grandparents, mini golf is a game that anyone can ace. No prior experience is necessary to have a fantastic time, everyone can appreciate the mesmerising artwork and participate in various interactive competitive games.At GLOBALLS, the possibilities for enjoyment are limitless, whether you're ‘blasting’ one of your opponents on our Zootopia course, taking selfies with a glow in the dark Great White or pig racing on the Carnival games, a memorable experience awaits. Ruby’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Ruby’ is small (30 feet or 10 meters) for a tree, but what makes it stand out is its blue-purple leafage. 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.Glow balls will not fly as far as regular golf balls, and players will notice a one to two club distance loss when using them. This is due to their construction and higher compression core which is designed to protect the electrical elements inside the golf ball. This one is only native to Japan. Specifically, the native range of Cercidiphyllum magnificum is the rather large island of Honshu. 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. Aureum’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Aureum’, amazing brilliant yellow throughout the summer. In spring, young leaves are purple-green, similar to those of purple hazel.

Cercidiphyllum crenatum – Was widely spread across much of Europe, East Asia and especially North America. It thrived around 25 million years ago. Peach’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Peach’, grows small for a tree (15 feet/5 meters). This variety gives a scent that is closer to the taste of sweet canned peaches. Heronswood Globe’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Heronswood Globe’, prized by the Royal Horticulture Society for its slow growth, brilliant fall foliage and round-shaped bearing. Smallest of the cultivars, topping out at 15 feet or 5 meters.

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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. Pendula’ – tall with swaying, drooping branches, the tallest of the weeping cultivars at 25 feet (8 meters). Cercidiphyllum magnificum is also called “ large-leaf katsura“. Indeed, its leaves are larger than those of Cercidiphyllum japonicum. This species is the taller of the two, reaching towering heights in the wild. It can grow to nearly 150 feet (45 meters)!

Katsura varieties are always magnificent and are often very appealing when grown in a garden. There are two main types of Katsura tree. Both come from Japan and Eastern China. These are the varieties most often found in nurseries. Indeed, their size when mature doesn’t exceed 15 feet or 5 meters, which is perfect for most of our gardens! Red Fox’ katsura – Cercidiphyllum japonicum‘Rot fuchs’, all leaves are tinted with an elegant bronze color, whether green-bronze in summer and orange-bronze in fall. This is the one you should target if you can only plant one, for its outlandish red-violet hues. Cercidiphyllum macrophyllum – also translates to “large-leaf katsura”, like C. magnificum. This species covered most of Europe but disappeared around 7 million years ago. Usually katsura cuttings are prepared, but recently new techniques rely on micro-propagation. Cloning is performed from small portions of the original plant, instead of an entire stem.Embark on a wild and unforgettable adventure for all the family at GLOBALLS, located in the heart of Brighton Marina. Delight in the exhilaration of themed, glow-in-the-dark crazy golf that will captivate both kids and adults alike. Our venue features three mixed-ability 12-hole mini-golf courses, as well as an exciting games experience, ensuring that all ages can come together and have a blast. Each room showcases the incredible artistic talent of our in-house team, immersing you in a realm that is truly unique.