Bloodgood' Japanese maple trees are the perfect addition to ... can survive in USDA zones 5 through 8 -- colder than some other varieties. Another cascading beauty, the 'Waterfall' Japanese ...

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.

The Japanese maple is a term that encompasses varieties of several species ... with orange-red foliage in the fall. Bloodgood is the stalwart purple-leafed tree, growing to 25 feet or more ...

Q: I have tried to grow a Japanese maple a couple of ... There are two varieties that seem to hold up to our hot summers and sandy soils. "Bloodgood" has bright red new foliage that, later in ...

Some of Nobles' maples are of the dwarf, weeping varieties that could be mistaken ... As for an upright Japanese maple, 'Bloodgood' is one of Bartsche's favorites. The foliage is described as ...

And they must be watered during droughts. Some varieties of Japanese maples include Bloodgood, Burgundy Lace, Coral Bark, Crimson Queen, Emperor One, Fireglow and Tamekeyama. Many are available at ...

Fun fact about lace-leaf Japanese maples: They are generally of a weeping habit. But there are exceptions — cascading varieties whose leaves are not so finely dissected as those of most weepers.

Friends in Alabama gave us a small “Bloodgood” Japanese maple. We have kept it in a large ... the summer better than any of the other varieties. We have a dozen or more planted in our wooded ...

Q: What Japanese red maples do ... of a fair chunk of lace-leafed Japanese maples. One of the best guides is to check local garden centers for the varieties available there. Varieties that too ...

We are considering a small 'Bloodgood' Japanese maple for the east-facing front ... with red foliage will burn in midday full sun. Some varieties, like my 'Crimson Queen,' will adapt to some ...