Early fall is a good time to transplant a young Japanese maple. A protected spot, such as a courtyard or eastern foundation, is a good place for this beautiful specimen tree.

Hot temperatures and low humidity can stress out Japanese maple trees, so here are some tips to keep them healthy and strong all summer long.

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.

Japanese maples have specific site requirements. These trees prefer dappled shade and they can suffer in full sun. Japanese maples in the full sun tend to be stressed, sun burned, and pick up summer ...

Japanese maples can be kept small by winter pruning. These are best pruned when the leaves are off and before the sap begins flowing in early spring.

Generally speaking, the Japanese maples require a rich, well-drained soil with a lot of light, though in most cases does not do well in full-day burning sun.

Most Japanese maples do best when planted in morning sun and partial or dappled afternoon shade. However, contrary to popular belief, many cultivars can be grown in full sun.

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