It grows up to 20 m, making it an excellent choice for avenue and screening plantings. The leaves are palm‑shaped and turn yellow in autumn. It requires moist soil and can thrive in typical habitat conditions. It produces small, nectar‑rich flowers that appear shortly after the leaves develop.

Application

This is a highly valuable cultivar for urban plantings, recommended for: • planting along roads and streets • creating windbreak belts • residential and park greenery • plantings along communication routes

Thanks to its fast growth and durability, it performs very well in public spaces.

Leaves and appearance

• Palmately shaped, rounded leaves • Usually 3–5 lobed • Matte, green • In autumn they turn an intense yellow, enhancing ornamental value