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A 7-gallon dwarf Japanese maple tree had been balled and burlapped first, then jammed in a container. (Howard Garrett / Special Contributor) After removing all the excess soil, the dwarf maple was ...
Grow and train a Japanese maple bonsai tree like a pro with these expert tips. ... Choosing a Container ... Pests and Diseases. Japanese maples are sometimes attacked by sap-sucking aphids, ...
Japanese maples are easy to grow in containers or in the ground, reacting well to a sheltered, shady spot in the garden.Small and slow growing, they are a popular choice for many gardeners looking ...
I’ve had questions recently from friends about problems with their prized Japanese maples. Unfortunately, maple dieback seems to be a common problem of late throughout the Bay Area.
It's essential to leave a few inches bare around the trunk when applying mulch to prevent waterlogging and avoid fungal diseases. With proper mulching, your Japanese maple should remain robust ...
Q: I have an old Japanese maple in my front yard, and I’m noticing that the main trunk is kind of split open and the inside is very soft – in fact it’s crumbling. I’m very worried about it.