Platanus orientalis Minerat (Oriental London Plane)

“Platanus orientalis Minaret is a cultivar of Plane tree with a highly dissected leaf. Originally from Asia Minor and India, the Oriental plane has long been planted as a shade tree owing to its widely spreading branches. This cultivar of Oriental Plane has very deeply dissected, large, bright green leaves, which have 5 lobes. In autumn they turn yellow and brown before falling. As the tree matures the bark forms a patchwork effect by flaking off in sections in the same way that London Plane does.
Platanus orientalis Minaret produces a large, round headed tree at maturity. It is a tough contender that will tolerate air pollution and compaction and does well on all soils, including clay.”