I like that variety!

New growth color is a factor that is often overlooked when deciding what variety of maple to choose. Seed color is another factor. They can be so colorful as to look like blossoms from a distance.

It ain't all just Fall color.

Sweet, we have found a winner.

Dax

Oh, yes! This one has my interest, so I spend some time researching.
Here is what I found:
Acer palmatum 'Taylor' USDA Zone 5a - 8b
Height: 6-8 ft. (1.8-2.4 m) Spacing: 6-8 ft. (1.8-2.4 m)
Cannot tolerate full sun but will thrive in a protected spot in shade or dappled shade.
Sun Exposure: Light Shade
Foliage: Grown for foliage, Deciduous, Variegated, Chartreuse/Yellow, Pink
It has pale pink leaves patterned with light lime green variegation.
Time to maturity: 10-20 years
Height: 50-60cm above the soil
Spread: 30-40cm
The Acer palmatum Taylor plant forms a branching, compact bush with brilliant pink lobed leaves in spring. The mature, variegated foliage is pale green with lots of pink and white at the margins, giving a very attractive effect. This color lasts throughout the summer then turns rich in color in the autumn.

Now, any ideas where I can to buy one?
Later, Joyce