making them a beautiful foundation tree to establish a carefully cultivated landscape. The largest species reach up to 25 feet tall, allowing them to stand beautifully as a solitary option in a yard.

Learn how to plant a Japanese maple tree in your own yard, and you'll soon understand why. These maples are compact, usually under 25 feet tall, grow slowly, seldom overtake a space. They also don ...

Japanese cuisine is full of local and seasonal specialties. One, made in Osaka prefecture from maple leaves, is a traditional ...

Unlike many bigger trees, the Bloodgood Japanese maple tree thrives with little space, offering a lush beauty without ...

They prefer dappled shade to full sun and do best in a partial shade area. The best location for a Japanese maple tree is one that will accommodate its mature size and provide the proper amount of ...

Japanese maples grow deep, rich red leaves in sunlight and orange or green leaves in the shade. The tree’s thin branches ... of trees can take root in your yard and thrive.

Pruning is just one of the few ways gardeners can care for their Japanese maple trees and this task is essential for several reasons. The primary reason is that it helps maintain the tree’s ...

When should you prune a Japanese maple tree? It may seem obvious to prune Japanese maple trees in autumn to help them prepare them for the colder weather but this is a major mistake. In autumn ...

Trees with colorful foliage, like these shown in the front yard of a home in Mountain View ... potential to enhance property value. • Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum). These ornamental trees ...

Adel Kanaan says he's been building his Japanese garden bit by bit over the last 28 years at his Southport home.

A beloved sugar maple slowly succumbed ... ruling over the side yard as she did in her later years. In her old age, she reached about 90 feet high. And she was a tree with a personality.

Murals, mandalas, photographs and a giant spider are on show near the last Norwegian maple tree in St Pauls ... s information wall in front of the last tree standing and new things appear every ...