I have Fireglow and the color is brighter than Bloodgood. I would not call it red but instead a bright burgundy most of the year.
Cher

Thanks so much for the reply. Beautiful tree. What color is it in the spring and fall? From what I read that looks like the summer color and then in the spring and fall it is a bright red is that right? I haven't been able to find a tree that is bright red in the spring summer and fall

I definitely would not call it red. It is bright burgundy in Spring. I thought I had a photo to show it brighter but if I do it's in an overall garden photo that I didn't see easily in my file, but it's much brighter than this shade but the Spring photo here is not real clear as you can see, but again burgundy. I would never call this tree red and it doesn't change to red in the Fall either. I love it because it's such nice consistent color through the seasons going a little darker burgundy through the seasons until what you see in the Fall photo.
Cher

Maybe it is a regional/climate thing, but I would disagree with the above. IME, 'Fireglow' is much more into the scarlet/red tones than 'Bloodgood'. It leafs out a pretty intense cherry red in spring, matures to a somewhat deeper color in summer and has a rich, ruddy copper cast in fall - they didn't name it 'Fireglow' for nothing!!

'Moonfire' is similar but maybe not as intensely colored.

Do a Google image search - you can see the richer, less maroon coloring of Fireglow pretty well in many of the photos.