Weeping form of Acer japonicum with even more finely dissected foliage than its parent, Aconitifolium. Must be staked when young to form a main trunk from which the rest of the branches can weep down. Deep green foliage turns to fall colors of yellow, orange, and red. Habit is much broader than tall eventually reaching 8 feet in height.

Original seedling was raised by Art Wright of Canby, Oregon.

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