Foliage that fascinates

If I thought my witch hazel suckers were unexpectedly beautiful, I fell in love with this foliage quirk on a friend's mum plant.

If there was a variety that sported leaves like these all the time, my garden would be filled with them. Alas, an unexplained quirk that we can appreciate, but never expect to see on a regular basis.. 

Comments

[Kris P]

A virus may be responsible but it's a very pretty effect. On the slim chance that it's actually caused by a mutation, I'd be tempted to take a cutting to see if it can be replicated.

[Beth@PlantPostings]

Fascinating and beautiful. Keep us posted on its future colors. :)