Acer campbellii 'Boney Fingers' Rare Japanese Maple

'Boney Fingers' is a dwarf cultivar of Acer campbellii with an unusually tight, dense branching habit and distinctive elongated leaves that resemble skeletal fingers. The foliage emerges bronze-purple in spring, matures to green during summer, and turns bright yellow in autumn. Larger buds than typical Japanese maples contribute to a prominent skeletal appearance, especially in winter. This compact tree typically reaches 3-4 feet in height and width over ten years.