Kousa Dogwood
Cindy Brockus
305 E Hopper
Letona, AR 72085
(501) 728-3028 home
(501) 827-2385 cell clbrockus2@yahoo.com
305 E Hopper
Letona, AR 72085
(501) 728-3028 home
(501) 827-2385 cell clbrockus2@yahoo.com
The Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) grows at a slow rate to a height of 20 feet and an equal spread. click here to edit this text. Annually it will only grow less then 12 inches. When watering with a hose water below the canopy so not to burn the leaves. Hardiness zones are from 5 to 8. If not provided plenty of water the roots will go into stress.
The roots perform best in moist soil that is slightly acidic. Japanese maple tree cultivars are grafted onto vigorous root stock. Japanese maples are deciduous trees that are used as ornamental shade specimens. Japanese maple care and pruning needs are minimal, which makes the tree an excellent choice for most garden needs.
Plant the Japanese maple in a location with partial or filtered shade. In hot climates, the tree may be grown in full shade. Plant in an area sheltered from heavy winds and late spring frosts.
Japanese maple is very sensitive to drought and must be irrigated during summer droughts. Provide 3 to 4 inches of organic mulch to help conserve water during the summer. Mulch also helps prevent soil from splashing up onto the leaves during waterings.
A little pruning can help to increase air circulation and promote new growth. Prune late in the season, around summer or fall.
You can buy a Red Japanese Maple for $5.97 4 1/2 inch pot
The roots perform best in moist soil that is slightly acidic. Japanese maple tree cultivars are grafted onto vigorous root stock. Japanese maples are deciduous trees that are used as ornamental shade specimens. Japanese maple care and pruning needs are minimal, which makes the tree an excellent choice for most garden needs.
Plant the Japanese maple in a location with partial or filtered shade. In hot climates, the tree may be grown in full shade. Plant in an area sheltered from heavy winds and late spring frosts.
Japanese maple is very sensitive to drought and must be irrigated during summer droughts. Provide 3 to 4 inches of organic mulch to help conserve water during the summer. Mulch also helps prevent soil from splashing up onto the leaves during waterings.
A little pruning can help to increase air circulation and promote new growth. Prune late in the season, around summer or fall.
You can buy a Red Japanese Maple for $5.97 4 1/2 inch pot
ACER PALMATUM
Red Japanese Maple
