There is such an interesting tree in the family of maples - maple holly-leaved "Drummondi". It stands out by the coloration of its leaves - the middle of the leaf is green and almost white is wide by the edges.
It looks very unusual, so this maple is often used for landscape design.
Here and in our region these trees are planted in places. And the other day I noticed an interesting detail. Along with Drummondi maples with an evenly colored crown, trees are found in which the "corporate" color of the leaves is common only in the part of the crown, and the other part is simply green ...
I wonder how this could happen? )) In one tree, the color of the crown was divided along the vertical axis, and the second - horizontally ...