Acer palmatum 'Koto No Ito' | Japanese HarpStrings maple - Bushy - Height 200cm - 90lt 3ft-4ft | 1m - 1.5mThe Acer Koto no Ito, a stunning variety of Japanese maple (Acer palmatum), is highly prized for its delicate, finely dissected foliage and elegant cascading form. The name Koto no Ito translates from Japanese as Harp Strings, aptly describing its thin, thread like leaves that resemble the delicate strings of a traditional Japanese koto instrument. This captivating maple is a slow growing, deciduous tree, reaching approximately 2. 54 metres (813 feet)
which give it its unique name
These blossoms are highly attractive to bees and other pollinators
It is resistant to frost and tolerant of cold winters
It is hardy in most parts of the UK
enhancing its aesthetic appeal when trained as a bonsai specimen
medium moist and well-drained
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but it also thrives in both full sun and partial shade
making it an excellent choice for cold climates
Beyond its ecological importance
During the summer months
It typically reaches a height of 60-90 cm (24-36 inches) and spreads to about the same width