If you're considering propagating a Japanese maple, the process can be quite simple - as long as you pick the right method.

Japanese maples are thirsty trees with shallow roots that cannot hold much moisture, which is why it is important to know how to water them properly before the summer heat arrives. Once the hot ...

If you are a native plant absolutist, you wouldn’t plant a Japanese maple in your garden. Matthew Stevens is the director and horticulture agent for N.C. Cooperative Extension’s Pitt County ...

Japanese maples, cherished for their stunning red, weeping, lacy foliage, are a favourite among green-fingered hobbyists. Keeping these delicate trees thriving involves some crucial care guidance.

Japanese maples are greatly admired for their deep fiery red plumage and sharp leaves. They’ve fast become popular in the UK as an ornamental plant – which means British gardeners should take ...

There is one class of maples that offer little, or no, room for severe criticism for their questing roots. Japanese maples ... A common red-leaved one, ‘Bloodgood,’ is widely available.

Q: My laceleaf Japanese maple leaves have become brown ... For mild to moderate scorch, like we tend to see on those laceleaf varieties of maple, serious long-term impacts are fortunately ...

There are two types of Japanese maple growth patterns: upright (Acer palmatum) varieties like 'Bloodgood' that are the perfect addition to your summer landscape; and weeping ones (Acer palmatum var.

One of the mid-range varieties is Seiryu which can grow up to 4 metres ... and climate with cooler climes producing the most vibrant shades. Like most Japanese maples, the Bloodgood is a slow growing ...

Bloodgood' Japanese maple trees are the perfect addition to your summer landscape ... sunlight and can survive in USDA zones 5 through 8 — colder than some other varieties. Another cascading beauty, ...