Identifying a Shrub with Duck-Foot Shaped Leaves

A reader bought a shrub with 3-pointed leaves (duck-foot shape), middle point longer, white patches in leaf centers. No flowers. No photo.

Response

Impossible to ID without a picture. Japanese Maple is a guess. Email photo to plantlady6@yahoo.com for confirmation.

Darlene, volunteer plant expert.

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