Acer campestre “Queen Elizabeth”

A vigorous, compact, relatively narrow tree, with branches ascending at 45 degrees. The leaves are three- or five-lobed, much larger and darker than the species, and turning butter yellow in autumn. Insignificant, small, green flowers are followed by typical winged fruits
Ultimate height 8–12 metres in 10-20 years
Ultimate spread 4–8 metres
Prefers full sun/partial shade in any aspect in sheltered or exposed locations
Hardy