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 which is why it is important to know how to keep them hydrated before the summer heat arrives ...

Gardeners need to be aware that Japanese maples can be fickle plants in the heat, but you can keep them watered and vibrant ...

Spectacular Japanese maple trees can need a helping hand to stay healthy in the heat and here's how to keep them hydrated ...

Q: Is there a way to trim a Japanese maple that is quite old ... Removing foliage will expose the tree’s thin, previously shaded bark to the light, inviting sunscald. To avoid causing stress ...

Keeping your Japanese maple tree hydrated can be tricky, but one natural solution can help retain moisture, keep the leaves vibrant, and even suppress weeds.

Q: A couple of years ago, I wrote to you about the sad state of my Japanese weeping maple tree. You told me to cut ... Don't scrape on bark or do any pruning now, because winter isn't over.

The older the tree becomes, the greater the display of peeled bark. Lastly, selections of Japanese maples (Acer japonicum) like “Sango Kaku,” also known as coral bark maple, feature rich coral ...

red-leaved tree like Bloodgood or a weeping lace-leaf variety. But that narrow conception misses so much of the garden-enhancing potential of Japanese maples. It overlooks the trees’ diversity ...