'Digitata' has an ornamental leaf that is clearly different from that of the species. The palmatifid to palmate leaves have 3 to 5 finger-shaped lobes with sharply serrated edges.

The leaves roll up on the ground and do not blow around in the fall like other Platanus spp. Leaves are almost silver maple-like. Capable of reaching perhaps 80 feet in height, the Oriental Planetree has …

This form, Platanus orientalis f. digitata, is a long-lived tree which will mature to be a fine, large specimen with a wide, spreading canopy. It has the distinctive flaking grey-white bark and ball …

A Platanus digitata was described in 1872 by George Gordon as a plant which had been sold for about three decades by Loddiges of London; it was distinct in its tiny fruit-balls (scarcely more than 12 mm …

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Cut Leaf Oriental Plant Tree Platanus orientalis var. digitata Other Common Name (s): Oriental Planetree

Platanus orientalis digitata Oriental Plane Tree This is a large tree that has dark finely pointed green leaves with five lobes. It has a large trunk that has attractive coloured grey to white bark. It produces …

The name Platanus orientalis forma digitata is sometimes used. It has been suggested sometimes that this tree may be a form of the oriental plane native to the Himalayas. It may also have been …

Commonly known as the Cut-Leaf Plane, Platanus orientalis digitata is one of the most successful trees for growing in southern Australian cities. The bark of is distinctively patterned and will peel away with …

The Platanus orientalis is native to Asia minor and India. This is a large tree with a wide-spreading crown. The cultivar 'Digitata' has leaves with five deeply-cut lobes, which in autumn change to red, …