Acer palmatum 'Koto no ito'The name Koto no Ito means harp string, a reference to the string like quality of this Japanese Maples narrow, deeply divided leaf lobes. Acer palmatum Koto no ito also has a dense, twiggy branch structure that works as the harp frame. The unique, divided leaves have a tinge of red in spring, stay green during summer and change to yellow in fall. Bright green bark and a graceful, elegant form carry the show in winter. Garden Size: 6H x 4W 3 6 year

Pink flowers in summer

Weight: 22 lbs

The name is given because of its resemblance with the leaves of monkshoods (Aconitum spp

Striped bright gold and lime-green foliage

Garden Size: 15’H x 12’W

August Hardiness Zone 5 Category Ornamental Grasses

This conifer will eventually become a large tree and makes a fantastic and elegant form for the garden that has the room for it

‘Jordan’ has a faster growth habit when compared to A

columnar habit

Makes a dramatic statement when paired with creamy variegated hostas

Deeply bi-lobed leaves purportedly resemble butterflies with jade green wings

Large: 20" tall