Acer griseum Evergreen Its habit is similar to

Its habit is similar to the silver birch but the leaves are deeply indented giving it a very unique appearance

globular crown it's very suitable for small gardens where space is limited

well-drained soils in full to partial shade

the flowers unfold 10 cm wide

Acer griseum Evergreen Its habit is similar toSince its introduction from China in 1901 this beautiful small tree has become a great garden favourite. The exquisite cinnamon coloured, exfoliating bark, together with the blue green, trifoliate leaves, which turn bronze or russet red in autumn, make this species exceptionally attractive as a specimen tree. Prefers well drained, moist, and preferably acid to neutral soil, but fairly adaptable. Shallow dense rooting habit. Hardy.