Jim, There are several types. My big one in the ground has emergent leaves that are deep maroon. My nicest seedling was a selection of a dozen. Like a good burgundy wine. This one was called C. asiaticum var. procerum. Greg Pettit sent me a C. procerum and C.procerum var. lavacanum, but neither have intense "red leaves" yet. I suspect this is similar in c. xanthophylum (the golden yellow coloration)...some like it and some don't. The genes) for the trait of maroon leaf can be readily passed onto progeny of its hybrids. I've heard of C. oliganthum x procerum to get small, red leaf plants...there is even a small mini w/ pink flowers, Roy works has produced. Herb Kelly hasone similar. Queen Emma is a big maroon-leaf clone. I love how people name these. A similar example is a Hymenocallis sold by TY TY sold under that name. It is H. acutifolia!!! Kevin Preuss