



Japanese Maple 'Butterfly' (Acer palmatum 'Butterfly', also known as 'Kocho-No-Mai') delights with its unique variegated foliage. The leaves are gray-green with creamy-white margins that often blush pink in spring, resembling a flutter of butterflies. This upright, slow-growing cultivar adds a touch of whimsy and light to shaded garden areas.
Grow in USDA zones 5-8. Prefers dappled shade or morning sun only; full sun can bleach the variegation. Needs moist, well-drained, acidic soil. Protect from strong winds. Water consistently. Variegated cultivars may be less vigorous; avoid heavy fertilization.
Use 'Butterfly' as a specimen in a woodland garden, in a container on a shaded deck, or as an accent in a mixed border where its variegation can brighten dark corners. Pair with solid green foliage plants for contrast.
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