Acer palmatum 'Reticulatum Como' Japanese Maple

'Reticulatum Como' is a variegated Japanese maple with deeply lobed palmate leaves displaying a distinctive reticulated pattern: cream centers suffused with rosy pink tones and green veins creating strong color contrast. The variegation is most prominent in spring and persists longer when shaded from afternoon sun. In autumn, foliage shifts to light pink and apricot tones. This cultivar develops a typically upright to spreading habit, reaching approximately 6-8 feet in height over 15 years.