Koto no ito
General form of tree - 4
Koto no ito
General form of tree - 4

Koto no ito

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Koto no ito is a very interesting linearilobum Japanese maple cultivar with light green color leaves. Koto no ito has leaves that are a bit more slender than other linearilobum cultivars. Koto no ito exhibits brilliant orange and red fall colors. Medium sized tree to 8 feet. Koto no ito is a very good container plant. Hardy. Sun/part shade in hot locations.

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