The 'Baldsmith' is a variety of laceleaf Japanese maple, known for its dainty, feathery leaves and cascading branches. This tree grows somewhat slowly and in a wide, mounded formation before ...

Thinning your Japanese laceleaf maple every winter in this way will bring out the natural beauty of the tree while allowing air and light to penetrate, encouraging increased growth within the canopy.

STAR-LEDGER FILE PHOTOClimate, soil and genetics influence the color of Japanese maples. Q. I have a small, three-year-old Japanese maple tree that had red leaves when it was planted. Now, the ...

Dissected-leaf plants are called laceleaf, cutleaf or threadleaf Japanese maples. The ‘Mikawa Yatsubusa’ variety is a true dwarf and is slow-growing to 5 feet tall. The foliage is layered ...

What: Acer palmatum ‘Viridis,’ commonly called green laceleaf Japanese maple, is a captivating dwarf Japanese maple with bright green, lacey foliage and strongly cascading branches that forms ...

That is what apparently happened on your weeping Japanese laceleaf maple. The branch growing upright is a reversion to the original green-leaved tree. Most Read Life Stories ...

The green-fingered team at West Coast Gardens in the UK advises: "Whether you are planting a new Japanese maple, or caring for an established tree, you'll want to add a layer of composted mulch or ...

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.

The Japanese maple tree, known for its striking green or red leaves, is a sight to behold.. In autumn, these leaves transform into vibrant shades of red, orange, yellow or purple, with textures ...