Although similar to the so-called
lace-leaf maples, this plant has a certain elegance that sets it apart. Leaves
narrowly incised, with a silvery undertone. Growing full and dense but slowly
and only to about 5' high. Yellow fall color. Still very rarely found compared
to green lace leafs such as 'Viridis'. Good
in containers. Developed in New York in 1955. Zones: USDA 6; Sunset
2-10, 12, 14-24, Alaska-3.
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