Japanese maple trees are celebrated for their stunning red foliage that adds a fiery splash ... airflow and potentially foster mold or fungal diseases. Be sure to trim any 'fishtails' those ...

The second most interesting thing is that ever since I received Jane’s email, once I get out of my own little neighborhood I’ve been seeing Japanese red maple trees everywhere. And ...

disinfect pruning tools with a 10 percent bleach solution between cuts to avoid spreading the disease. It's best to keep your ...

FAMED for their striking red, weeping, lacy leaves, Japanese maples can transform any garden. However, with spring now officially here, the stunning trees are more delicate than ever, experts have ...

The red maple (Acer rubrum ... to insect pests and diseases as well as chlorosis in higher pH soils. Their thin bark is highly susceptible to sunscald, and these trees are very short-lived ...

Question: My Japanese maple tree (1 year old) is bright red in early spring. Then it turns green. Is there a way to keep this tree red? Question: January 21, 2007 — When should I cut back (and ...

JAPANESE LACELEAF ... making the tree more susceptible to disease problems and dieback. It’s much better to use mainly thinning cuts when pruning your laceleaf maple to bring out the natural ...

I am partial to the deep red trees that have lacy leaves. Even in the Harrisburg area, lace-leaf Japanese maples are best planted in protected spots, such as courtyards or next to fences or walls ...

The trees on her property aren't a forest of the tall, commanding red maples you might expect when Japanese maples are mentioned. Some of Nobles' maples are of the dwarf, weeping varieties that ...