Acer palmatum 'Dissectum' (D) Fruit Attractive white flower spikes appear

Attractive white flower spikes appear in spring with careful timing of pruning

Several sports have arisen including 'Starking'

dark-green leaves are very attractive turning burgandy-red to purplish-red in autumn

plant in proximity of at least two other mid-season flowering varieties (Pollination group B)

so the leader is caned and should remain for 2-3 years from date of planting

Acer palmatum 'Dissectum' (D) Fruit Attractive white flower spikes appearPrized for its delicate filigree foliage, arching shoots, fine golden, orange and red autumn colour, and cascading habit. The reddish purple flowers are tiny but attractive up close. Somewhat sparse and mushroom shaped when young, ultimately forming a dense rounded shrub that is exquisite in a courtyard, small garden, or ornamental woodland. H6