Origin: Europe, Asia Minor. Grows
spontaneously all over Italy, except in the
far south, and is one of the most familiar
plants to the rural landscape in our
country where it is used also to form
hedges. A deciduous tree with rounded
crown, often a twisted trunk and fissured
bark; also popular as a large shrub with
multiple stems. Small-medium lobed
leaves, tinged with pink when they appear
and then becoming dull green on the
upper side, woolly underneath, yellow in
autumn. In April-May, small greenishyellow
flowers joined together in upright
corymbs. Fruit: green samaras tinged with
pink. Hardy, no special requirements as
regards soil, will grow even in very
calcareous or dry terrain. One of the most
resistant varieties to urban environments. Withstands pruning, however severe.
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