Identify tree

Looks like a tree I have in my garden, a Acer Brilliantissimum

"Acer pseudoplatanus'Brilliantissimum'
sycamore 'Brilliantissimum'

• Other common namessycamore 'Brilliantissimum'
  
• FamilySapindaceae
  
• GenusAcer can be deciduous trees or large shrubs with paired, often palmately-lobed leaves and small flowers followed by characteristic winged fruits. Many have fine autumn colour, and some have ornamental stems
  
  
• Details'Brilliantissimum' is a small deciduous tree with a rounded crown. Leaves open bright pink, becoming yellow-green, finally dark green, mottled with cream. Flowers seldom produced in quantity
  

Characteristics

• FoliageDeciduous
  
• HabitBushy
  
• Hardiness
  
  H7
  

Colour
Colour in Spring
Sunlight

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  Full Sun
  
• 
  Partial Shade
  

• Aspect North-facing or East-facing or South-facing or West-facing
  
• Exposure Sheltered
  

Soil

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  Chalk
  
• 
  Clay
  
• 
  Sand
  
• 
  Loam
  

• Moisture Well-drained, Moist but well-drained
  
• Soil Chalk, Clay, Sand, Loam
  
• pH Acid, Alkaline, Neutral
  

Size

• Ultimate height 4-8 metres
  
• Ultimate spread 4-8 metres
  
• Time to ultimate height 20-50 years
  

How to grow
CultivationGrow in a moist but well-drained soil

PropagationPropagate by grafting

Suggested planting locations and garden typesLow Maintenance Architectural

How to care
PruningPruning group 1

PestsAphids, horse chestnut scale, caterpillars and gall mites may be a problem

DiseasesVerticillium wilt may be a problem"

 

Yep, I'd bet Ziggy's Bacon sandwich that it's a Acer Brilliantissimum.

 

Regarding the Gall Mite there is no chemical control for them Having said that, my Acer has, so far, been free of them.